I am always naturally suspicious of courses that don't publish pricing....   

The IRS in its Passive Activity Loss Audit Technique Guide published a sample Activity Log.  

It published to hot pads, trulia, and Zillow.

We've got brokers, developers, asset managers, capital markets folks, property managers all figuring this stuff out together.A few things I've seen work really well:Using AI extract rent rolls and T12s into excelRent comp analysisLease abstraction and document intelligenceBuilding custom underwriting assistants that actually understand CRE terminologyProperty renderings Generating decks I also publish a weekly newsletter covering new AI tools, real workflows, and what's actually moving the needle for CRE teams.Excited to connect with other BP members who are thinking about this stuff.

Most counties publish tax delinquent data somewhere  usually the auditor or treasurer website.

They published a book on the topic along with bringing Pace Morby to be a guest at BP Con. 

.• Auction notices: These are published in local newspapers or posted online by county clerks.

I can break it down to the local towns a little more but this is the easier route to take since the local Realtor Association publishes these in this format.

A lot of markets tend to see a late Jan / early Feb booking surge once people get past the holidays and start locking in spring + summer travel.Sometimes it’s not an algorithm shift as much as:• People finalizing tax refunds• Event calendars getting published• Conferences + university calendars locking in• Hosts adjusting pricing after slower Q4If the spike is across multiple future months, it’s usually demand release rather than a one-week algorithm tweak.Curious did you change pricing, minimum stays, or cancellation policy around Jan 25?

One of our investors was a nationally-known economist that had published to best-selling books on the economy.