@Austin Jones Stessa works great and perfect for a portfolio your size.

Adam: I am unaffiliated with Curbio, but very familiar with them, as our company, Purgula, has written about their offerings to help educate homeowners and agents.Regarding how fast they are, I would ask how long their typical engagement is by budget size.

If one is a CAT 5 and hits lower Florida at high tide with 20ft+ storm surge goes into the Gulf restrenghthens and hits somewhere from Florida to Texas again at high tide with a Katrina size storm surge of 28ft it is an issue.

Best of luck.Dimitrius Kiritsis hit it right on the head, if I had to add anything from my experiences, learn what a CAP  rate, NOI ROI is in your, of course you'll need to look at rents for similar size apt units, I say the main thing is knowing how much the property is bringing in and how much is going out.

Age, size, etc.

Your size of project is a bit different, but it should still be a favorable place for your project!

Balancing risk and reward is crucial in real estate investing.Bottom LineThere’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

Consider more than just rental income, such as, prior tenant history, civil and criminal background, employment history, number of occupants for the size of the home, desired move-in/move-out date, etc.

The proper way to approach this appraisal problem is (summarized below):* find reasonably similar comps - find relatively recent duplex sales in the Subject's market area and adjust for differences, based on market response (i.e. how much more/less buyers would typically pay for certain characteristics like size of units and lot, location, quality/condition, etc).* In the absence of similar comps - go back in time to find any similar comps, no matter how long ago and adjust for market trend differences (appreciation, etc), as well as other adjustments as typical (size, bed/bath, condition/quality, location, etc).* Go to nearby market areas/neighborhoods and find reasonably similar duplex sales and adjust for market area/neighborhood differences as required - along with the other adjustments.* Find reasonable 3 or 4 unit (not more than 4, and they can use sfr's, but those are typically not as good for comparison.

The lot with the house on it sells for $550-900k depending on location, house size, etc.