I also think each pricing software has their own unique features, but I felt that PriceLabs fit me the best. 

It's also possible that those houses were not updated and people are looking for no-hassle, move-in ready homes, so I'd make sure to look very closely at houses with the same features that you're anticipating for your rehabs since, like you said, there may be more or less of an appetite for nicely rehabbed homes in Vermillion than for a run down "fixer upper".

From my experience, it's sometimes the shock factor that gets the nerves going and the feeling of defeat.  

It’s been such a nerve-wracking, fun, and all-around amazing learning experience so far brother!

For example, my house I live in is a MFR, just from the spike around this area we gained 15k+ in appreciation just in our house alone, which has some older features and needs some work done to it (My guess 5-7k).

There are way many more features and you can customize the listening experience much better.  

(The BRRRR calculator also shows you this number.) personally, I won’t do a deal with less than 100% CoC, but I prefer much higher.Hi Tim,Sorry I got caught up with Property Radar--new toy with many features! 

This is officially my first ever question posted on the forums which is a bit nerve-racking but I have to start somewhere right?

I am sure BP is noticing this and hopefully they will at least bring back some of the features that make for a nice experience for the real frequent user. 

We use eRentPayment.com, which has a feature the tenant can turn on (unfortunately, the landlord can't activate it) that makes eRentPayment report to credit bureaus.