Instead we base it on how much equity we feel is enough in each series.Someone above mentioned they cost $10K to create.

I'm very intrigued by a property that is in a great neighborhood and will appreciate very strongly, but using any sort of financing on it the cash flow return is deep in the negatives for a couple years even though the ask price looks like a good deal compared to other houses around.

Some people just want their questions answered & since what we leverage is built on any knowledge base we feed it, as well as every inbound conversation, its adaptive, besides it already sounding like a human rather than a robo-dialer.

I'd be interested in a fee based vs. percentage....Mike

That's a strong earnest.I see way too many buyers and investors trying to put like 1k or 5k down prior to close, but that is no skin in the game and will not get real sellers to move.

 I’m based in Tampa and work with Graystone Investment Group—we have access to some properties that might fit what you’re looking for.

Having an LLC is not necessarily a requirement, but may be prudent move based on your intended activity.

What I think I need is for the dynamic pricing to be based on the true comparables, which I have identified on the PriceLabs map.

I replaced a furnace at a rental with in base model, I don't recall the BTU or efficiency off the top of my head, but it was $3450 so I would guess you are going to be upwards of $6500-8K depending on sizes. 

I would connect with Amelia McGee of WIIRE who has multiple MTRs in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa area and can give advice based on the similar market.