I have seen both the regular address and the parcel id number in that slot.

I have a slot open on Saturday morning."

They also do full Lexis Nexus skip traces for hard to find property owners 

I have 1 really good one, and one slot that I seem to turn over quite often.. haha I am actually getting ready to fire the one and hire another...

@Hilary GravesI typically do but I hold multiple viewings in time slots on the same day to save time.I don’t typically let someone apply without seeing the house.

Let's say Saturday Jan 14 you will being doing showing, "to lock in a time to view the property please fill out and send back with your available times and I will provide you with a 30 min slot". 

No they're putting ads on local radio and late night slots that between weight loss and Shamwow infomercials.

As you pursue these leads, you'll close a few and then you can reinvest some of your profits into higher end services like Lexis Nexus and train someone to upload batch files for processing or outsource the no-hit leads to a pro skip trace service.The reason I advise you approach in this manner is that many people inadvertently become data hoarders but never take any meaningful action on the info they do have.

So, because both dogs are already allowed on the property (which is all the physicians letter states and that both dogs are ESAs), there is not a nexus to being reasonably accommodated financially.

My prediction - Greg S has very few problems with tenants and his rentals run like fine tuned machines and pay like slot machines.