If so, how accurate and easy to use is it?

Just like the rule, this statutory change clarifies that a person selling or offering to sell an option or assigning an interest in a contract to purchase real property must accurately disclose to potential buyers the nature of the interest offered.

Are the numbers Google gave me on the approximate rehab costs for each project close to being accurate or is it more or less expensive?

Add or take away as you feel would be more accurate for your area, abilities, and available time. 

as mentioned above this is for your federal tax return and there are some nuances to what is said though generally accurate. it's boring but the IRS website does spell it out https://www.irs.gov/publications/p523/ar02.html#en...How your sale qualifies.

is it accurate that about every 20 leads is one deal?

I want to contact the homeowners of these properties and would like to know the very best and accurate way to find these owners so that I can contact them.

Now, of course the data isn't as accurate as other sources, but my total spend on the Mojo dialer and data is under $200 monthly. 

The more detail and info in your questions, the more accurate and applicable the answers can be.Hope that helps. 

I did manage to track down a property in my old town of Phoenix AZ and figured it would be good to try and see what a good offer on it would be.NOI = ~$45k (pro forma)CAP = 4.11% (C class property)Asking = $1,100,00010-Unit.I managed to see a few places to increase NOI, get it up to ~$55k.Now I want to make an offer on this property but I do not know if the CAP rate is accurate.