It wasn't a good deal $90k because of the age, weird layout, and the bathroom was tiny. 

Step inside and be captivated by the spacious open-concept layout, perfect for entertaining.

Run your comps and be prepared to adjust a suggested price based on condition, layout, and other factors.

Plus, Zillow, Rentler and the other real estate platforms tend to have all sorts of unnecessary hoops to jump through for landlords, and I find a lot of their design very un-intuitive (I remember spending waaayyy too much time just trying to figure out simple things in Rentler).  ...why can't they make it easier?

Seems very locked-down to Zillow listings in their current as-is layout.

Better yet, if all the units look exactly the same in terms of layout and furnishings, you won’t even have to change the pictures or listing copy.

It should include a few exhibits attached like a scope of work, a blank change order form, a final layout illustration, and a lien waiver (for the final payout) that they sign before starting.

The missing words are pretty intuitive though. 

My recommendation is to first learn in detail how the foreclosure process works in your state then you may be able to intuit how lenders strategize selling the properties. 

Every step of the way it is complicated, counter intuitive, and time consuming.