in nh is there a way to find repair value? some people from cali say to just add on 3% repair value.

is there anything in NH?

do i send in a contractor to find repair value? at which point do i do that?

Myself, and other newbs here would be more than appreciative to gain a little insight as to what you seasoned full-time investors daily routines consist of?

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Pros? Cons?