So when you approach this start by getting a great working relationship with the listing agent that is a cooperative and not combative relationship.  

To combat this, you can offer them a commission incentive to actively participate in the sale and tell buyers how wonderful a property it is.

To combat this, we do something similar to @Stephen Stokes, except we stagger our leases.  

I'm 36 years old , I served 2 Combat tours in Iraq under Operation Iraqi Freedom as well as Operation New Dawn, I'm currently medically retired at a rate of 100% with the VA.

Here's a little of what may come up:"The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), enacted in 2021, was passed to enhance transparency in entity structures and ownership to combat money laundering, tax fraud, and other illicit activities.

There is alot of liquidity in the market presently but it will dry up especially when interest rates rise to combat inflation.

As it is, most major Canadian financial institutions - RBC, TD, BMO - are predicting a period of lower housing price increases with stricter lending and rising interest rates to combat the runaway housing prices.From personal experience, I can tell you that as a Canadian investing in the US is not that hard.

Our relationship at that point had devolved to a point where I could no longer have a tenant that was not only contributing to further damage of the unit but were downright combative.

Maybe the prior owner was a 100% wounded vet (I believe many municipalities will basically zero out the property taxes for a 100% combat wounded vet).Also, where are you investing/looking? 

I work with a lot of newbies and these are the obstacles they combat when approaching on market deals.