The value of the property is anywhere from $85,000 to $93,000 (based on other sales in the neighborhood) over the past year.  

Analyzing income and expenses will give you an idea of what kind of free cash flows you can expect based on your invested dollars.Globally speaking, ROI's can range all over the place depending on so many factors (purchase price, terms of debt, occupancy, rehab efforts etc.).

You're probably going to need to do some searching or hope that others provide referrals.Careful about the "worst case" company - I can guess who they are based on the rate and points.  

@Justin FoxYou may be eligible for FEMA grants for your personal home for contents and damage (not income based). 

Eg: For a SFR, expenses such as mortgage interest and property taxes are split based upon square footage of the leased space.Keep your documents in the cloud and make sure your CPA has a secure portal for document sharing purposes.

For example if I wanted to find a house for purchase that fit into the category of X amount of square feet and Y number of bedrooms and Z number of bathrooms based on the homes that had the highest number of sales and\or shortest sales cycle over the last couple years, where might be a good source for info like this?

Hey Muinda, I am a Realtor and can help you get a pretty accurate valuation of your home just based off of sqft, number of beds/bath, year, and some other info from you.  

Again, I don't know your area pricing, but based on the economies of scale doing 25 of practically the same farm houses, a good GC should be able to do that for $125 per foot or less.

Seems like that option may be difficult based on being out of state and dealing with the city. 

Based on our conversation he sometimes charges $200-300 per good lead in Dallas area or LA.