While certainly as you mentioned there is room to improve it, I'd argue that the strength of the calculator is in the presentation the data is given to you in and the predictions they can provide. 

I believe there's a balance between looking at percentages, which normalizes data, and absolute dollars.

Hi — looking for recommendations for tax or property farming software My MLS went from realist to CRSdata and it’s awful I’ve seen propertyradar and prospectNow so far

You are better off doing your comparisons based on the data that they have on their own websites.As far as set-up, I think there are some platforms that can help with that......wait for input...:-)

Finally, click on "fixed closing costs" and you get some very accurate data of what your costs will be. 

List that I've personallly used or have heard others utilize include, BiggerPockets, Deal Check, Rental Software, Valuate, Real Data, and Calculator.net.

The radius approach could include more than 1 neighborhood (especially if there is an "accross the highway" scenario), I have access to propstream, flipster, and others but none of these tools actually have neighborhood data what tools are you all using to get comps in the same neighborhood? 

Typically, language like this is placed on the contract to help pass an IRS sniff test.

You would have to do some testing on this, and also have backup plans for when the PM was not monitoring the radio.You should also talk to an attorney and your insurance company about what kind of language you need in your rental agreement related to having no/limited emergency communications as well as any other things they want you to do for this kind of situation.Hope that helps.Mike

Do they test their kid's clothing after a week at camp?