THUMBTACK is a good one and you can see reviews.

Search yelp, bbb, Google reviews, Glassdoor, bigger pockets, etc.

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It's important to know that cash on cash is best used as an indicator of the efficiency of your investment, but is not the only metric you should consider when analyzing your potential deal.

Rely on your gut instinct, review your calendar commitments, and review others’ advice to determine when it is time to switch from a default “yes” to a default “no.”For deals, imagine if you used “no” as your default and were renowned for it in the brokerage community.

I find it best to instead review costs based on scope category budgets 1st- ie kitchen/bath/open space/mechanicals/landscaping etc. then new construction shell scope budgets including pre-con.

I haven't gotten in there just yet to really see what its all about but reading through reviews and seeing what it offers I see that it can and likely will be a simple yet powerful, and accurate way for me to account for my business.

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Hello, 
Found a beat up duplex that is currently getting $750/ per unit.
I figure I can put $41,000 into it to get it really nice and raise rents to $875/ per unit.
I dont think he will take less than $117,000 and ...

If you have standardized forms, he shouldn't even charge you for reviewing them...