The most glaring error in the calculation was $29.95 for Capex.

There is very little room for error when you are grossing $6000/yr.

"then the men just follow along"Then the pregnant daughter and her children, then the babies father of the month when not in prison, and don't forget their numerous dogs.

With an average sales price of about $550,000, that means that they're within $110,000 of the actual value - EXCEPT for the 20.7% of the time when their error is MORE than $110,000.The one reliable way to determine value is to run precise comps.That means looking at sold homes that are very similar in style, beds, baths, sq ft of living area, acres, basement, garage, septic, year built, condition and upgrades. 

The two largest challenges were an error on my credit report that delayed the loan application by a week and was a huge pain to fix.

There isnt a lot of room for error at those numbers and a lot of money invested for a fairly small return.

I heard from numerous people that many insurance carriers will not cover you if you do not report the incident within a reasonable timeframe.

I have emailed and left voice messages for numerous contractors with very little response.

Hi All, So I did some looking around on the forums within this sub-topic and it looks like there are numerous recommendations for CPA.

Lots of trial an error.