As for inspecting the properties, I understand that this is to figure out repair estimates to factor into my offers and save my cash buyers/rehabbers/investors time and money, but I found a really good software to calculate all that for me, so I don't really need to hire an inspector or appraiser as using rehab offer calculator and rei autocomp softwares will save everyone time and money, right?

I am in software and it is very hard for me to hire enough developers here because of the growing demand.

Good training but the $20k to $70k cost for advanced training and prop stream software was too much to me.

Do you just keep hard copies or do you scan to some software/cloud?

Have not used them, but they are big on the east coast and confirmed to me that they will do DFE. 

That could save you thousands of dollars, hours, and a headache or at least confirm what you're already thinking.

It's a combination of cost, demand and also the required software to integrate.

Many accountants have employees who visit your office and charge the same, but they do not have an indepth knowledge of the software.

Get a copy of the tax return from this applicant, and have the applicant complete IRS form 4506T so that you can get a copy from the IRS to confirm you were given a real (and not altered) copy of the tax return.

I was hoping there was a software or website where I could just look up the info but looks like I'm going to have to actually put in some work here