The right work table and using some clamps and a straight edge, you can make almost every cut you can with a skill saw with greater versatility and it's usually a lot safer.I also NEVER take my table saw to any project I'm working on... in fact it's in my garage and there's a tonne of crap piled around it.

You really can't beat the versatility of them.  

I observe that they can be quite versatile and cheaper than conventional housing.

The same goes for the graphical element, although the site building templates out there deliver a lot of versatility when it comes to the look and feel.

A UPS box is much more versatile in that anything can be sent there.

Sub2 is so versatile that you can literally have multiple exit strategies with it, By far my favorite strategy, little to no money down and all upside if done right.

The BRRRR method can be extremely versatile if executed properly.

Mikrotik is probably more for advanced users as the depth of the settings that you can adjust could be overwhelming for a non geek, but for complex installation its so much more versatile.

We are concentrating on buy and holds, but are working towards versatility.

I've wondered the same thing from time to time.I've got a lot of experience with AgentPro247, and a little bit with CoreLogic/RealQuest - so granted, I'm more familiar with AgentPro247 and there's probably a little bit of bias here.I've found that AgentPro247 is a very versatile data company, in that you can do both property research and pull lists.