No but you could create an excel macro to do multiple properties at once - also the numbers that someone provides to me I take with a grain of salt anyways. 

Over priced, layout is awkward, junky neighbors, back on market/under contract multiple times, bad photos, bad timing(got buried from other listings, weather occurrence, etc). 

There isn't 1 first person, there are multiple that you should be contacting.

Using criteria like price-to-rent ratio, pop growth, employment trends, and wage growth, relying on multiple sources (PropStream, Zillow, Rentometer, FRED) to calculate averages. 

The "Set it and forget it" mentality, I think, will limit your listing big time.I do all of the pricing across multiple listings. 

I would rather not go to multiple lenders trying to figure out who does what if someone on here has had good experience with a particular lender already that does this type of loans.

Remember, I sent a signed and amended the agreement on November 28th, sent it to them for signature, received confirmation of their receipt, wired funds, requested multiple times they send me the fully executed agreement, never received a fully executed copy back from them and finally was questioned by them yesterday as to why I altered the agreement (meaning there was no meeting of the minds since it's therefore proven that they didn't even look at it).I have rescinded my offer to enter into a contract with Estate Legal for lead generation services and am now seeking a full refund, including my cost of wiring the funds. 

The multiple offers come, but not all the time these days 

We have already talked with multiple HVAC contractors and splitting to two zones is just not an option because of steam heat.

Let’s break this down:The Pros and Cons of SellingPros:Unlock Significant Equity: Selling would give you $500K in cash (less transaction costs), which you could reinvest in multiple properties in higher cash-flow markets.