My rule of thumb is to figure out how long you THINK a project should take and then multiply by three... it's actually scarily accurate a lot of the time, lol!

I could tell you and show you that I have a monthly budget but it doesn't necessarily mean its accurate or that I have to stick to it. 

It sounds like this is in your favor on the surface if you are writing accurately unless you went to remedy and it the lease is a net lease that the tenant is responsible for the remedy hence a NET lease.

This is exactly what I needed to make an accurate decision on which agency I choose to work with.

Once you are under contract you can get more accurate data for the expenses.Bottom line is you will always have some unknown data until you get the property under contract to start finding the details.

The question is take a bit of a gamble and learn the business through joining the Brokerage Team?

If they say they owe $89,000 that is likely your most accurate guess since it came from themZillow.com can be way off so I wouldn't rely on that.

Now, I am not one to risk big $$, but IF I were a gambling man, I would jump on the condo (at 50% on the dollar of course:), get the place cash flowing, and if FEMA steps in, you just doubled your money thanks to the American tax payer.

Well categorized information with accurate dollar amounts is always a big help.

Surprisingly, the addresses and relative information is accurate for a free tool.