@Alexander SadeghiIf by accurate you mean they understand you own a dwelling of some kind that should have some value in earthly dollars then,... sometimes.

"If that is accurate and based on real numbers and reasonable assumptions, I'd do it. 

Jimmy, thank you for your time.I do not believe these are major rehab issues.For example, the roof looks good overall, and the replacement 7 years ago, the inspector said looks like it an accurate time frame. 

My only advice would be to accurately manage your finances: learn about all the accounting hacks and keep track of business expenses.

If you're looking at comps from last year throw them out. 6-months or less will accurately reflect the prices for the area.  

An investor friendly agent will help you build an accurate pro forma around a property.

Not to say that is 100% accurate all the time, but it can be a good indicator.

I wont speak in absolutes as every situation is different but when a lender calls a note due that resulted in a violation of the agreement, its not a good thingIt's not accurate when you say borrowers need to refinance an FHA or VA loan once you move out after a year. 

@Brock Pellerin that's not accurate.

I have an appointment to see the property and am curious as to how I can more accurately come up with a offer.