I have offered to provide snappy traps for tenants in the past.

These areas might have higher property prices, but they can offer premium rental rates and higher occupancy.

It's not normal to do it prior to an accepted offer.

I have worked with a builder in the past who offered new construction quads for investment in this area.  

Start with a standard offer, and write a contingency into it for electricity, all the below ground utilities, and then work your way to zoning, permitting etc.

.), then after you do all that you will have a list of 5-10 really good ones to make offers...

@Gregory Banks I can offer some practical advice and referrals.

Imagine a platform like Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, etc. where the seller can market their property while receiving assistance in offer recognition/negotiation.

I understand when your doing deals that offer small investments one will need some sort of marketing to get in front of the masses.

The combination that this niche offers first-class care to those that need it most and the potential for it to become profitable for many years to come definitely has me interested in learning more about opportunities investing in RAL.We are renting in our current assignment, but we will PCS in about a year and a half.