And at the subscription price level ($85/mo for Pro and $200/mo for Advanced) I don't find it very cost effective.

You want to get in there and try to recoup as much of your damages as possible as soon as you possibly can. 

The flooding damage cost about $10,000 to repair, and now we've been going back and forth via our property manager to settle the claim with the insurance company.

Building strong relationships and ensuring mutual understanding of expectations have helped navigate potential obstacles effectively. 

The only way to do that effectively is by using data.Access to resources like property analysis tools, calculators, and market data can help you make confident decisions.

That's to their advantage, not yours.My guess is damage will be tough to recover. 

I'm curious to learn from this community—what strategies, partnerships, or team-building techniques have you found most effective in scaling your real estate ventures?

Hello multi family investor gurusCat urine damages property very very bad. 

Similarly, does foundation problems mean a cracked slab that’s a $80k fix, a leveling problem on a pier and beam foundation that’s a $8k fix, or minor termite damage that can be taken care of for $2k?  

By maintaining a close relationship with the seller and using clear, effective negotiation strategies, we were able to close the deal at a price that set us up for a fast, profitable flip.