@Marisa Rowe property managers typically have dozens or hundreds of properties to look after and care for.

You should be able to assess the market enough using that.Although, every unit is different, so I'm not sure if it will tell you what you want to know about YOUR units in question. 

I asked them to write up their assessment in case I needed to filed a claim, and the manager got skittish and said no (weird).So i've called two additional companies (restoration and an odor removal), to get independent assessments.

Total investment: $18,000.00$3,000ACF/$18,000 = .166666 = 17% Cash on Cash ReturnSo does this look like an accurate assessment? 

I help with apartment community due diligence and large companies look at dozens of communities before buying one. 

It is intimidating at first because of the HOA requirements, special assessments, owner occupancies, caps on rentals...etc.

I wonder how many of the experts just used a recorded message when giving their economic assessment? 

Investing actively needs to be mindfully assessed against balance in the other key areas of life. 

That’s why I did reach out to a 203K registered contractor in San Antonio to see if he would help me with renovation assessments on potential purchases before I jump into getting preapproved.

Put a large beach house on the NC coast under contract recently and wondering if there are any stories/tips on assessing a potential BRRRR opportunity in a beach/vacation area?