RP Data Pro Subscription - Where?
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Have you tried contacting RP Data directly? They can organize a professional subscription quite easily.
http://www.rpdata.com/contact_us/contact_us.html
Unless you're actually in the real estate industry in some professional capacity it's hardly worth while. I recently looked at switching from Residex to RP Data and found it was comparatively quite expensive. If you're just looking for CMA reports, there are plenty of resources out there who'll give them to you for free.
http://www.rpdata.com/contact_us/contact_us.html
Unless you're actually in the real estate industry in some professional capacity it's hardly worth while. I recently looked at switching from Residex to RP Data and found it was comparatively quite expensive. If you're just looking for CMA reports, there are plenty of resources out there who'll give them to you for free.
Hi Cards
Why not Pricefinder. I have used both before and personally prefer using Pricefinder and it's much cheaper too.
Andrew
Why not Pricefinder. I have used both before and personally prefer using Pricefinder and it's much cheaper too.
Andrew
Investor package is $175 pm covering all states.
Andrew
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Depending on your portfolio and how often you're buying, it's not cheap for Australia wide access. But does give you a whole lot of data.
As Pete suggested it might be an option to try and get somoene to provide you reports
CBA Lenders/Bankers have RP Data Pro access for all states
http://www.apimagazine.com.au/api-online/pricefinder-membership-signup
Bit of a discount I saw the other day - $99. Not sure if there are any catches.
Bit of a discount I saw the other day - $99. Not sure if there are any catches.
this one for investors $79 special oops might have been 99...I was going to go more expensive but thought I would go cheap and see if its any good...
It gives pics of all previous listings in the past couple of years..can use on mobile devices and predicts house value and rent value..still need to apply your own knowledge with this just with any desktop val..
Happy with it so far..have looked at over 100 different properties on it..
Most MBs have free access via banks and will supply as a value add.
It asks to select your state..
Does this mean it will be state based only and not AU wide?
Actually over the years I've found RPData and APM (I have access to both) to be much more reliable with ownership details than PDS- we've had several circumstances now (after double-checking with RP and APM) that have indicated private ownership (or "proprietors") only to turn out to be DOH stock. You really do require a reliable source here, and, if unsure, always try local councils for info here.
From observation APM rely on RP Data for source material.
Although pricefinder is now the same as APM apparently, from the APM website:
and they have some association with domain..
If they are relying on RP Data, then it's all the same thing just different presentation?
I notice when I use ANZ valuation tool that is APM based, whilst preparing CMAs (comparitive market analysis) momenatarily in the search box for less than a second just before the report is produced the words RP Data appear.
I suspect you may be right danwatto.
I suspect you may be right danwatto.
