The only way you can have it accurate if you balance your books and reconcile your bank and credit card accounts.

I want my analyses to be as accurate as I can get them.I've been concerned about the accuracy of my estimate for Property Management expense.

They tend to have affairs and gamble.

I know that Zillow, Trulia, etc. are NOT accurate for knowing the property's value -- but what about already sold ones? 

What's the most accurate way to find this out?

I always assume rent roll is not accurate.

What a realtor can do for a wholesaler:provide accurate and solid sold compssubmit contracts on the MLS on wholesalers behalfhelp them with access to properties(trust is needed for this)Feed them leads if they dont have a buyer themselves and get compensated for itWhat a wholesaler can give a realtor:Give a lead to a realtor if they dont have a buyer or need help moving the houseIf closing on a property and the wholesalers buyer is flipping the property the realtor can list the property as the selling real estate agentI could name a few more but I choose not to lol.

I think the more accurate answer to that question will depend on what happens on Prop 10 in a few weeks.

I think your closing cost are way too low, probably be aroud $6k, and are repairs accurate? 

The sqft of the house is even bigger then the houses that sold for 300k so how do I determine my ARV when I couldn’t get really accurate comps?