You can also hire an appraiser to independently evaluate what the property is worth for a fee, usually several hundred dollars.  

I’m currently using an Allied course; taking progress exams.

I'm trying to evaluate whether to build a new construction single family rental or sell the land. 

If you're evaluating an actual BRRRR you should have very, very specific numbers you're working with.With that said, you said "if you don't expect any." 

They send percentages of each system, and pictures of each item given credit for, and also general pictures of the site and progress.

I recently sold a rental property and would like to try and defer all or part of the proceeds. i dont want to exchange into another self managed property...would like to take a break from landlordingthank youHi David, crowdfunding is great if you are an expert at evaluating offerings on your own.

But if there are GC's & subs who have no problem acquiring materials and getting started with the expectation that they'll be paid as the project progresses, yea, that'd be pretty perfect.

There are just two many pieces of the puzzle that the only real answer is to understand how to evaluate a deal and have a system that is flexible and allows changes and updates throughout a rigorous due diligence process.

@Andrew Cowles, whenever I evaluate a property in any situation its always based on the price at which its a good deal for me based on what I plan to do with it.

I'm an engineer and land surveyor so I've been able to do all the work myself and I'm fortunate to have the knowledge and experience to very quickly evaluate potential deals in my local market.