A bit of background about myself: I am a 22-year-old Data Engineer living/working in Southern NH.

I purchased distressed buildings with so much deferred maintenance that I wouldn't trust any data they provide me.

Are you thinking IT, network analyst, or something like data analysis?

That is what the employee gets paid and if he works for himself, or works for a company then he has to charge you no less than $200 per hour and it can easily take 100 to 200 hours to develop, test and debug a very simple piece of software.What exactly do you expect your software to do and that is probably the most-difficult question to answer because people who don't know how to develop software don't exactly know how to describe what they want.

Only by inserting a fantasy data at some area, but that's "cooking the books", and obvious fallacy like saying landlords can "absorb" the added costs, absorb where?

Valuation: what data and assumptions are you using to come up with offers?

People are talking about how this is still a win for Zillow 'because of all of the data they got.'

All of the data that I receive seems to be old. 

Hey @Matiullah Quraishi, check out the Yale Appliance Blog. https://blog.yaleappliance.com...They cover a ton of stuff and use their own repair data (which is extensive) on most name brand appliances.What I would do is see how many factory certified repair companies are in the area.

I was only sharing that as a data point and understand that is not full potential.