My area of practice in the legal realm is trust formation for businesses and individuals.

I've used propstream, but I would like to find something that is just a pay per list, not monthly fee.Second, are there any tools that allow you to search for individuals that have owned multiple properties over a given period of time? 

Make sure you clearly identify the common areas (accessible to everyone living in the unit) and the private areas (like individual bedrooms).

The downside is that a specific individual might not be there next year and you'll have to build a new relationship with someone that might not be as knowledgeable.Best of luck!

There are 2 other individuals living there who have never complained of anything like this.

@Michael Baum knows what he's talking about for soft furnishings!

Obviously this is a huge concern, as a tenant could sue you as an individual for liability of the property, and in a country like this that could bankrupt you.

(These averages represent state-level data, and individual cities may levy additional taxes.)To achieve the same level of cash flow as a property in Nevada, you would need to generate a higher cash flow in Texas to offset the higher operating costs.

I also think there is a decent use case for people with more capital that want to diversify their risk, but also want to select individual properties.

As individual investors are easier target than corporate.