The question is do you want to spend the time energy and money to find something that you think can do better?

In December, my wife and I bought an old 1984 3/2 split level home with a walkout basement in a great area of Raleigh NC and spent the next 5 months renovating it, spending a little over $40k and pouring every ounce of energy and time we had into it.

Zero stars I do not recommend their services. i recommend against them. 

Focus on refining your processes so things run smoother with little thought or energy.

I'm working towards Energy Star in my new 4 unit build because it's fairly easy to get slightly above code and cheap to have the raters come and certify you with the Energy Star label which would add value for the tenants especially for people with alergies or aesthma. 

And you find a young and up coming RE star and you can change their life..

If it has gone up and down rapidly, then that indicates a boom/bust market (typical in areas without a diverse job market such as areas where all of the jobs are in tech, energy, manufacturing, a single employer or supporting those workers for example). 

The other issue is the time and energy it takes to sort this out if you end up being reassessed (some people never have it happen.)  

The atmosphere was buzzing with energy as industry professionals mingled, shared insights, and forged new partnerships.

Do what works for your lifestyle and energy.