Would like to get on buyer list for a couple of REASONABLE wholesalers, who use accurate (not inflated) comps and accurate estimates of repairs. 

That reallocation is done with a GL entry and it leaves us with accurate interest income totals which agree with what the servicer reports on the 1099-INT, and correctly reduces the asset value in line with the amortization schedule in the partial contract. 

The following are the most accurate estimates my contractor was able to provide. 

To get the most accurate numbers for your analysis, I would suggest going through the process with your agent.

The vacant lists are not very accurate at all.

I currently have newer investors, who I feel, are over allocating expenses for single family rentals (typically 3 bed, 1 bath, no central AC units) to the point where it is becoming impossible to find them a deal that cash flow when they run their numbers.I'm curious to gather the opinions and formulas to start introducing alternative calculations from seasoned investors for typical expenses like insurance, mortgage, maintenance, capex (if that is not already included in maintenance), property management, etc. 

I also am not sure how accurate it is for individual data, but it is great to compare several sets of data as long as you compare the sites on the same (spyfu) system.You rank #1, so you really should see such results indeed.

So bone up on watching Portlandia on net flix even though those are satires they are DEAD accurate as to how people live and work there. 

I copied this from another recent post lately, and I believe it is accurate, "There's quite a few meetups in utah.

that's not necessarily true on SFR or condos your still under DF and the state if its a one to 4 unit.. that's true if its 5 units or more.you should really be talking to someone at the state level for accurate info.. don't trust the internet.. myself included.