The gauge gives you an average analysis...which is useless.  

I am in Palm Harbor and I use a maintenance company   for ongoing maintenance, and they do roofs, all rehab projects, I have been with them since 2013 when we did a full rehab in Dunedin. 

I have not worked with any companies like this but if you do it I would verify there numbers and make sure they are giving you realistic analysis of the property.

Even having enough money to fund the entire project myself or pay back investors out of pocket if the project lasted longer than projected wasn't enough to convince them. 

It was hard to see the lump sum money go since it could have been used for another project.

@David Faulkner what would you think of project manager/key "turning" operation (not ready to go, but helps make it ready to go)?  

As an active investor you are taking on more of the project and managing the elements.

This has not helped out in the least because of the hundred or so properties I have analyzed, none would ever qualify for their lending.In essence, they have absconded with my money, and do not intend to ever fund a project, because of their high fees, and the unavailability of rehab properties in the market they have rigged the game against me.I hope someday I will be able to get my refund of the money I lost to these people.

Mainly because of the numbers I'm getting in my analysis of different properties.

I'm a SFH wholesaler and I'm looking for some feedback on my analysis of a 6-unit multi-family building located in the western suburbs of Chicago.