Have you tried any of his methodologies?

Its funny because I created this initially to allow me to quickly analyze a property per my BRRR methodology and then I would move all of the data into my 'real' analyzer spreadsheet.

Looking for a mentor in the DFW area.My interest area wholesaling, buy and flip, and buy and hold.My methodology is to wholesale to build up cash, once cash as built up flip properties while continuing to whole sale.

From your statement above, it sounds like you're trying to save money by paying your agent like this, but it's actually costing you more -- if your agent would typically make 3% of $150K from you ($4500) and they're now making a minimum of $5K (what you said in your original post), this methodology is costing you more money, not less.If your real estate agent is appropriately motivated by repeatedly making commissions when you buy and sell, then you should find another agent.

In those cases the value is driving some kind of taxable event, so the more complex methodology outlined by @Don Konipol on a non-performing note may be applicable.  

See also http://www.usa.com/goldsboro-nc-crime-and-crime-rate.htmI don't know about the data collection methodology of this site or the integrity of the data, but there are other tabs for 'basic info' and 'housing' that may be of interest.

The methodology in this business is very different than in others – it takes some thinking through.

Is my assessment accurate and are there significant benefits for this “choppy” methodology?

I know folks often use a CoC % to analyze returns on rental properties, but I realize that the same methodology is likely not appropriate for notes/fixed income.

@Patrick McGowen Investing in the Stock Market is similar to Real Estate in that there are many successful strategies, Bill Oneil and his methodology (IBD/CANSLIM) is among the best for those willing to take a more active approach.