Neither does the attorney giving the AOL or his/her E&O carrier for that matter.You're asking for data at a granular level that, to my knowledge, simply doesn't exist. 

I ask him a few more granular scope of work questions like: the number of man hours and how many guys he is going to have on the job.

Generally QI's cannot act as licensed tax professionals so this will need to be a conversation had with your CPA or licensed tax professional to get granular on the numbers. 

Pricelabs has a really in depth market dash board feature that you can get really granular with.

I'm a new investor who plans to wholesale in Phoenix AZ (I know I know, its a very competitive market there -- however it's the only place I'm familiar with).So I've done a lot of research and think I understand the granular process up to the assignment contract.

I used to live in Indiana so I was familiar with the areas but now I know the areas down to a more granular level: which are Class A, B.

Get granular with this data - meaning know it for your specific property features: beds, baths, sq ft, basement, garage, etc.Sounds like you also need a new PMC as they should have already gone over all this with you and given you options.

I thought it was good, allowed you to get very granular, however I ended up preferring my model and process over than RedIQ and since it's not the cheapest option I ended my subscription.

The more granular goal is to invest in a fourplex for the long term, but ideally, something that can cashflow now so that I can still rinse and repeat sooner rather than later.

Hey Gin - how granular are you trying to get?