A property that has been gone over with a  fine-tooth comb will rent faster and for a higher price.

Are you basically combing the obituaries and determining the houses before the beneficiary even gets to the lawyer's office? 

What kind of general population do you need to comb to find the list you need to start with?

Will definitely dig into that document with a fine tooth comb to assess several of the factors you mentioned, especially the requirement for sales information per annum.  

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i tend to agree with @Michael Gee, these properties can be very tedious and exhausting to comb through, make sure you due your title due dilgence it could be worth your while, keep posting but most of all keep sharing

Yes, I have a copy of the lease, I'll comb through it and see if there are terms in there if we decide to part ways.

I find properties for people looking to buy, I crawl under the house, go through it with a fine tooth comb and come up with preliminary estimates for work done and possible rent.

**Usually, hard-money lenders have their own contracts, which you would ask your attorney to comb through and make sure you understand what you are signing.

I've combed neighborhoods driving for dollars to put together a mail campaign, I've searched craigslist and facebook, I've put up bandit signs, I've sent mailers to pre-foreclosures and the leads I genrated turned out to be dead ends.