There are too many variables here to answer the question with any sort of accuracy.

If you want to be sure of the accuracy of a flood map and the location of a particular house you might try having a structural engineer look up the location for you they always seem to have access to the most accurate information as they have to design any building to be structurally sound on any location or tell you if its not feasible and just move on to another property. 

In that environment, most of a passive investor’s concerns related to honesty, transparency, accuracy, and timeliness are managed by the administrator who is a neutral party.

I understand the importance of getting experience through repetitions, but I first want to make sure I'm developing good habits as I "run the numbers" on properties.I often get "stuck," and doubt my accuracy on a few variables:1.

Keep in mind, like many things, survey accuracy has improved in the last fifteen years. 

Have you had any problems with accuracy?

-gives you a buy price but i wouldnt suggest going with that number, always do your due diligence with analyzing -exports your campaign into a document ao you can upload that into another software like batch leads to skip trace Some Flipster cons-some bugs which dont allow you to add properties to your campaign, which I contacted them and they said they’re working on it -some info on properties may not be up to date, but if anyone knows any software that gives 100% accuracy please let me know!

If you actually stopped for a moment and read what I wrote you'd find I said I DON'T like paying taxes, accuracy matters. 

The time for the appraisal to get done as well as the accuracy of the appraisal it’s a wild card.

but get a lot more accuracy that way.