I hope it gets better with time, it would be a great resource to have and could save a lot of money, if it can be as efficient as PropStream. 

A few of the crowdfunding sites have proven to be quite effective and efficient. 

If you have that much cash it would actually be more efficient to purchase a pre-existing fourplex, put the 5% down and get some concessions to buy down your rate.Hopefully that all made sense.

As I go through this journey I have also decided to educate myself in real estate investment so that I can be best prepared for July 2020, this is the point when I will be debt-free and will be shifting all my energy to actively investing in real estate utilizing the BRRR method.To that end, I have made it a goal to analyze 2 properties per day so I can become familiar with my area and become comfortable analyzing properties...and that is where my issue is.

Another idea I had was to just use standard research out there on building systems like the air conditioning, wiring, plumbing and so on, to estimate how much time they would normally take to require repairs.Here's a paper that discusses "energy modeling" for single family homes that is pretty recent that is an example of what I'm thinking of:https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/12/8/1537 

This rapid transaction showcased our efficient investment strategy and ability to deliver profitable outcomes swiftly.

Want predictable efficient results?

I have a pretty effective system that I wish could be more efficient.

The ocean surface temperature in the Atlantic is already at a record high in basically late spring and that provides a lot of energy for big storms..

This approach allowed us to proceed quickly and efficiently, ensuring the project stayed on track.