.* We get as close as possible to ironing/feeling out deal terms that would be agreeable to the seller in advance of submitting an offer, including site visits if they are located in the same market we are vs. out of state/market.All of the above data provides us with enough of an analysis to know what our deal parameters are going to be, at least to within a few percentage points.

always love seeing others getting into the RE game early in life. i used to be a die-hard index fund investor & have since moved all my $$ into RE. you just seriously can not compare the two. wealth can be built SO MUCH FASTER in RE vs in the stock market. would love to connect and see how i can help you!

You are providing the seller a convenience1) The deal will not fall through because of financing contingency2) You can close faster than those neeeding financingIn exchange, the seller gives you a reduced price.

Is there a faster method then sending applications to individual tenants in response to their request to see the property?

But it sure beats DIY. 

if its vacant and your getting 3 to 4 showings a week which is huge its price or the condition of the property ( condition beat up rental) Price to high given the condition.. has nothing to do with RE agent etc etc.. its a combo of those two things i.. its always those two things.. unless you bought  in a very bad part of town full of rentals .. that could also be an issue .. and if you did then your only out is to rent it and sell for what an investor will give you based on its income and what they are willing to pay for a given income. 

I would say including architect, engineering and permitting costs, you'd be at about $250,000. 

Will beat the dead horse here: definitely house hack.

It tends to get me results much faster than I receive results from the searches I have set up.

Maintain the absolute highest standards of appearance, cleanliness and service and families will be beating your door down.