What I learned from my first MHP is very difficult to capture accurately in a book (e.g. - dealing w/ tenants, police calls, etc.).

I’m a wholesaler who does direct mail and cold calling but I prefer the cold calling method as it is quicker and more convenient if I have an accurate method of obtaining current vital info.

You need access to your local mls to get accurate comps.

The best way to get an accurate idea of what the value would be is to have three appraisals done. 

Is that accurate? 

Im just hoping it does because the numbers are looking good so far IMO. 2bed 1bath615 sq ft homeArv: $215,000Repairs: $35-$40k (that’s just from her sending me pics of the inside, and me looking from the outside) Initial offer: $80k I told her that the price is subject to change after an actual inspection of the home and we have a contractor run some accurate numbers on the rehab and I’m going to put it in the contract and she gladly agreed.

There are some free services like www.thatsthem.com that are ok but not very accurate. 

this cost a lot of people their jobs and they fired like 50 people because the machine can process things more accurately and faster. 

There's still a spectrum of quality and accuracy in cost seg ranging from highly accurate forensic detailed approaches to less accurate statistical sampling and computer modeling.

Hi everyone,I'm in the process of analyzing deals for small multifamily properties and I'm wondering whether, in your experience, rentometer was accurate for 2,3,4 unit properties?