Since it will evaluate photos, bonus points if it could look at the MLS and recommend the best finishes and paint colors to maximize the ARV.

Or maybe they do now since the last time I used it.It’s an excellent solution for smaller portfolios because you can easily spot discrepancies.

Quote from @Jason Cheramie: I’m a licensed civil engineer specializing in land development, and I’m looking to partner with developers who want to streamline feasibility and permitting without upfront engineering costs.What I Offer:✅ Feasibility Studies – Evaluating site viability before purchase✅ Permitting & Approvals – Navigating zoning, environmental, and regulatory requirements✅ Grading & Utility Planning – Designing efficient, cost-effective site layouts✅ Project Risk Reduction – Helping projects move forward smoothly and avoid costly delaysHow the Partnership Works:Instead of charging traditional consulting fees, I offer a sweat equity model. 

This way you can easily refinance in a short time frame after closing and capture the equity you are obtaining from getting a property at such a quality price. 

I am evaluating a real estate deal using BRRRR calculator and need help understanding why my cash-on-cash return (CoC) appears as infinity (∞%), even though I have actual cash invested.

I’ve been using IRR to evaluate my deals, but I wasn’t entirely sure if that was the best approach.

Someone working in a restaurant may have an "easily replaceable" job.

For on the ground evaluations, I rely on local contacts: agents, contractors, or even property inspectors to provide walkthrough videos and detailed feedback.

@David PopeBe careful evaluating conservation easement investments.

In short, this would be an entirely appreciation-based investment.Given the state of the economy today, with high interest rates and the seller-buyer lock out effect, I want to discuss the pros and cons of this investment at length, specifically in the context of all the other properties / neighborhoods that I have been evaluating.