I won't go into it further here, it's been explained better than I could on this site countless times. 

It's rough out there, and I have yet to see 1 Twitter or anything of a contractor or carpenter getting a $100 thank you tip, maybe if they stopped being trades professionals and carry food for a living, but alas they only use countless years of skills building and thousands invested in tools to construct peoples homes. 

If you haven't checked out the BiggerPockets podcast you should, over the years they have interviewed countless investors who had a start at a young age and didn't have much to offer other than a great work ethic and a drive to succeed. 

Means, National Construction Estimator, Insurance loss estimates (Xactimate) and countless random notes on values.  

The rest of my response was back story to add context just to share what I’ve been dealing with like the last 6 months of countless hours and frustration of asking HML for POF’s and writing up offers just to have them not be accepted I’m sure you guys/ gals know all about it.

I know that I'm definitely still "liking the idea" but I just wanted some confirmation before I really started going after it instead of trying one of the other countless strategies.

I've spent countless hours researching software and the ones that provide these options are extremely pricey and geared towards 200+ units.

I'd say that our system does a pretty good job of that, though as I've said countless times before, it will never be perfect.An infinite scoring system just can't measure that, and a score that never declines can't either.To those that want to stop using the site because they don't like their scores, I certainly hope you won't do that, but I can't stop you.

I've visited different websites and called countless Realtors and some Title companies here in Houston, but noone seems to want to answer my questions.

We currently have 9 employees plus countless number of contractors and always looking for more if anyone knows anyone working in the Chicago land area.