I know other tools are needed, like a cutting blade, hammer, pry bar or flat head screwdriver for removing tack strips.I know to use adhesive remover but do I use that on the carpet or try to get the carpet separated from the adhesive then use it on left over adhesive?

Check out the calculator under the tools tab here on BP. 

I am going Pro so I can have unlimited access to the analysis tools.

Pro tip: I did find at least one more thing I can automate and still keep it in my handwriting--I took a photo of my handwritten return address on an envelope, imported it to GIMP (like Photoshop), then removed all the background with the fuzzy select tool.

Some of the tools they offer seem very useful although I've never tried it because the comps were from Zillow.  

It’s a simple yet robust financial tool that I highly recommend for both newbie and seasoned investor types.

A DST is basically a great 1031 exchange tool to park your money after a sale tax free.

Even if you may not be able to use it the this time, I believe it's a good tool to use in REI for vets!!

There's also an aggregator which puts "everything" in one place: Trovit.On banks reselling properties, I believe SAREB is what you're looking for.How to find the real value of a property:This is the holy grail of real-estate investing, I suppose :) I know of 4 tools here (in no particular order):RealoBBVA (requires login)Valoracion.esTerceroBI can't guarantee for the accuracy of any of these tools, but they might be a good starting point. 

Google is a beautiful tool when it comes to researching anything and anyone!