Comps vary widely on Zillow (I don't have access to MLS...sitting for my agent's license next month).  

The thing is, it would be nice to have access to the money for whatever I want (I'm looking at buying a primary residence soon). 

That can be very restrictive though. 

Just as with a "Roth", you are contributing to your retirement plan with after-tax dollars, your money will grow tax free, and because you take income via a loan, you access your money tax-free.

His reasoning being you must BE there to see how the property is doing all the time and that PM companies are trying to get the most amount of $ with the least amount of work....acting as if hiring a PM company is getting a 'free lunch' on your first property, and we all know the saying...Although I do somewhat agree, there are lots of restrictions for me not being able to personally manage my property, so hiring a PM company is ideal, and I would like to think about how I can still get into the market!

Don't get sidetracked.Get the car moved into the driveway and accessible for tow truck.Send letter to bank notifying them of the car's location and a date certain to pick up lest storage fees begin accruing. 

Adams county site gives a fair amount of information, do you have access to myfirstam app?

The likely reason is because of a weird floorplan whereby you have to walk through some bedrooms to access other bedrooms...  

If you have access you local MLS, you can get a lot of information there as well.

-There are some items that are commodities and priced by unit of material (drywall, bricks, roofs) and some that aren't (foundations, design, landscaping, excavators, carpentry)-Prices vary considerably across regions, times of year, skill level, local demand, unionization, licensing restrictions, independent contractor, etc.