If you are ever up in the Dalton area, let's grab some coffee and have a chat.

If you ever make it out to Fort Worth let me know and we can talk shop over lunch or drinks.

Consider this a $100 lesson and move on.Don't ever start an application until you have the money, a complete application (no blanks), and all supporting documentation (proof of income, picture ID, etc.)If you have more than one person applying together (husband/wife, friends, etc.) then you don't start ANY of the applications until ALL applicants have provided you with everything.You should also have a statement that application fees are non-refundable under any circumstance.

Just wondering if anyone has ever used it and if so, what are your thoughts on the property management quality?

I dont think you will ever drive from TX to CT, but if you happen to buy more houses for rentals. 

Nor have I ever thought of a general price point yet or really heard of it.

Has anyone ever questioned what their CPA told them and gotten a second opinion from another CPA? 

I follow all local laws, have all the proper permits in place, and pay all the proper taxes on time or early ever month.When I purchase my next STR in Nashville I will continue to follow all local laws, proper permits, and pay all the proper taxes. 

It takes for ever though (2-3 weeks for the appraisal).

Every single sales training I have ever been through, which is a lot, has always said to NEVER leave a voicemail.