ears.

After scouring the City of Pismo Beach's painfully vague website, I've noted a few pieces of information which you may find to be helpful.

I'll add another piece: with interest rates on the downswing, bank on refinancing and higher cashflow in the near future.This may well not be what a "more successful syndicator" would do, but it wasn't a more successful syndicator who asked the question, just an ordinary mom and pop investor who's looking to expand on what she's got.

You can work on ignorance only so long before it breaks you into little pieces.7.

Dont read it off a piece of paper, it will sound like you're reading it and seller will hang up.

So my first piece of advice would be to listen closely to the professionals who do this every day for a living.  

It may seem pointless but I've had a number of dialogues with an SEC Investigator who promises they ARE interested and all the information accumulates until they get the magic puzzle piece which allows them to take action. 

One piece of advice I would have would be to consider utilizing HELOCs against the property's value.

see for example this piece of advice from a well respected investor on BP.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1191473-do-th...i don't know anything about the company you mentioned, so can't comment on them specifically.  

If there is a better way to check rental comps quickly I am all ears though!