Then just take that polished-sales comps function, and run every new listing in your area through it, and you get what I called the Daily Spread Analyzer in my Page 1 reply.As for how to do CMA/Comps, it's as easy as pulling up the neighborhood on RedFin (ideally 0.25-0.75mi max), adding filters to match similar BR/BTH/SF Ranges, and then sort by Highest Price to Lowest Price.

From what I remember, he nailed the price exactly and I don't think he varied off of it much if any when he came to measure.

He may say learn from it and move on, he may just as equally say "those SOB's, were gonna nail em to the wallz!".

Your target market will really depend on your strategy, so I would nail that down before deciding on the location!

Natalie and Linda nailed the replies perfectly.

Guy,You hit the nail on the HEAD!

I'll say again what I said at the start was talk to your lender and get that nailed down as much as you can- understanding that they can and may change terms before you close.

It looks much more polished and it’s very inexpensive. 

You can search another one of my posts to give you a sense of generic rehab and maintenance costs, in the end this is the key variable in your underwriting that needs to get nailed down. 

I did have the rental portion separated on my schedule E, so I think Ashish nailed it with his response.