Here are three that I like:CallboxOverview: Callbox specializes in B2B lead generation and appointment setting services.Strengths: Offers robust KPI tracking, multi-channel marketing, and high-quality lead generation.Technology: Uses proprietary CRM and lead management tools to track and optimize KPIs.SalesRoadsOverview: A B2B appointment setting and lead generation company that focuses on quality.Strengths: Known for high-quality leads, detailed reporting, and KPI tracking.Technology: Provides detailed metrics and performance analytics to clients.CIENCE TechnologiesOverview: Specializes in lead generation, appointment setting, and data enrichment.Strengths: Strong emphasis on data-driven approaches and KPI measurement.Technology: Uses advanced analytics to track lead quality and performance.Here is some information to consider when you make your decision:Reputation and Reviews: Look for companies with positive client testimonials and case studies demonstrating success in your industry.KPI Tracking: Ensure the company has robust systems in place for tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) such as call volume, conversion rates, appointment setting rates, and lead quality.Lead Quality: Evaluate how the company sources and qualifies leads.

General Advice: To ease your concerns, take your time to thoroughly research and evaluate each potential property.

Typically, when evaluating and underwriting deals, we do not project a 100% occupancy rate to avoid overly optimistic forecasts that might result in negative carry post-acquisition.

This isn't the best time to be focused on out-of-state BRRRR as the metrics are going to be hard to evaluate and make work, especially form afar without local knowledge.

In my journey as a real estate investor, I quickly learned the importance of evaluating properties and utilizing underwriting templates.

I have the goal is investing in real estate using my Self Directed Roth IRA. What is the information I should focus on when comparing companies like Horizon Trust and Equity Trust for Roth? 

You want to do a return on equity(current in 2024) to evaluate it as an investment.Return = Annual Cash-Flow and appreciationEquity = FMV less debtThen compare this to what your required return of an investment is along with returns you can get on other investments.If your return is 6% but you can get 8% somewhere else, you may want to consider selling it.Best of luck.

Call your servicer to start the conversation, the terms are dictated by conventional loan guidelines so this will be what is applied:https://servicing-guide.fanniemae.com/svc/d1-1-01/evaluating...

Lots of good advice above. 98 percent of wholesalers don't even know how to evaluate rehab costs and have no access to get the true ARV and don't care either way, they are just trying to make the biggest spread instead of finding the best win-win scenario.

Now, I think each person has to evaluate their level of risk comfort because being highly leveraged can also create problems if there are significant market shifts.