Maybe not for you, but burn one or two beginning investors and word will get around about your deals and valuations.I would strongly suggest doing manual ARV's first, and then maybe checking your numbers with the automated model, and go with whichever number is lower.This may just be my own opinion, but I would NEVER trust the ARV of a wholesaler who told me the valuation was automated.

At the minimum, a lawyer should help the client create an automated (or partially automated) forms to deal with these kinds of mistakes. 

He also has been instrumental is getting my cost segregation study started and answers emails within hours not days like the last guy. 

I don't know about your forests but in the Northwest Cedar is really high  then fir  then Hemlock then spruce .. saw log alder can bring good money occasionally.. but then you have the grand daddy of them all REDWOOD but that is a CA product.and you had big runs on Port Orford cedar that was used in Music instruments..  

These companies were instrumental in helping us inspect all of our managed units after all of our issues with hurricanes last year.    

It has truly been instrumental in my personal investing journey, as well as my growth as a real estate agent.

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

It can be one way to automate your bookkeeping. 

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)