Your best bet is to get a full scope of work from a pro and then have several contractors bid off of that scope so you get an apples to apples bid.Inspector, pro bidder, consultant, project manager, etc.

Hopefully there will be others like it that will come along.Then I would download all of the BP podcasts to my iphone and get a job delivering pizzas in the evenings.

@Alan Crookham you may need to expand your search of comparable sales and make sure you are comparing apples to apples.

I will walk and miss a deal rather than grab that tempting apple.

You will naturally find a bad apple but its my preferred lead generation source I use that is outside of handwritten note cards, direct mail and referrals.

It's apples to oranges comparing a comparable home to utilize as a rental in the same buying market. 

You work for Apple!?

Of course, there are good and bad apples in every profession.  

You can try some of these - Landlordy, DIYlandlord, Housters if you have iPhone/iPad.

I really liked this article about Pittsburgh vying for Amazon's attention. https://www.nextpittsburgh.com/latest-news/amazon-become-one-pittsburghs-biggest-employers/With the fact that Uber, Google, Microsoft, Apple and Autodesk already have strongholds here, thanks in part to Carnegie Mellon University's AI developments, I can see our city welcoming Amazon's 2nd HQ.