I know several California investors buying in Texas, specifically Dallas area, but they are doing a syndication to buy an apartment complex.

And I would presume the title and description for your listing to be the most influential data in your listing.

Navigating the mortgage landscape can be complex, but I am dedicated to making the process as smooth as possible for you.Looking forward to connecting with agents and investors sharing some of the experiences we face in the industry on a regular basis!

Not impossible, but adds to the complexity. 

As you said, they show up, answer questions about the local market, provide useful data when needed, and just are a general value add to the forums.I think it's fair for consumers to take what an agent says about the market with a grain of salt, but over time, their reputation for giving good info without the smarm wins.

They may offer data on properties that are bid on by third parties versus those that revert to lenders.

I recommend connecting and consulting with an account representative at PadSplit to get their intake and see if they can provide any data on room rental rates/demand.

Chandler doesn't have much inventory in the way of 2-4-plexes as that area is a suburb of Phoenix and is almost exclusively single family residences,with apartment complexes sprinkled throughout the area.

Many advisors myself included do estate planning for their clients it's nuanced and complex.   

You can outfit as a full unit and still have two separate tenants per say but a master lease would provide the most protection to you when fielding applicants use MA housing court data base to run applicants through to see if they have any prior housing court claims