The achilles heel of most wholesalers is getting accurate comps for their properties.

I understand the test requires 4 years under a licensed contractor— my question for contractors or people that know this field is: Can I get the same credentials working for different trades in the span of 4 years as working for a general contractor for 4 years?

Just make sure it's an accurate comp of course (same square footage, condition, number of beds and baths, etc.)

They won't really give you an ARV until after everything is said and done, so make sure you get some accurate comps from a realtor or through your own research.

I dont think the owners which is a private REIT would be able to provide that assessment accurately, bias notwithstanding  

I really want to expand to further test the model, but want to do it in a way that makes legal and logistical sense. 

In a somewhat hasty maneuver I finished my schooling and passed my test for my brokers license in March of 19’.

How might I more accurately value the building and how should I price the building for sale?

I’m taking the test next week I just wanted to know I keep getting 70’s, last score 79 on the practice tests from the ce shop course practice test.

Short answer: Q1: Yes, Q2: test it.