If not, they may not have all of the information needed to give an accurate opinion.Your P&S and addenda should specify exactly what happens in the event of default. 

Then you take a test that is a lot harder than you think.

While it may not effect operators as much, I think this does help bolster passive investor confidence, particularly if they are targeting properties in any of the high collection states.I do think, as with everything people were scared of April because it was the first test. 

Cleveland has hundreds (more accurately thousands) of properties they want to tear down.

@Stone Jin Two birds with one stone.... while having a blower door test on the house for air leaks, use some burning sage for the tracing of the leaks. 

Greetings BP community, If you miss the old calculator like I do, and want the Beta testing of the new calculator to go the way of the dinosaur - Please leave feedback for the BP support staff at the following link:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FG67VKL(I understand that we can still use the old calculator for now - let's make sure that it stays that way!)

Have a contractor you can work with to come give repair estimates on the spot, be able to pull accurate comps yourself or partner up with a realtor in your area and have them run comps and come up with an ARV with you.

Connect with a local Realtor for the most accurate information or search Zillow, redfin, realtor, trulia, etc. 

When performing due diligence, I stress test the deal with various vacancy rates.

I wouldn't do a cash refi on another property at same time as getting a mortgage because both banks would be waiting for the other one to complete the closing process in order to calculate LTV accurately.