Project management throughout the process. 99% of the time, buyers press a button to buy, press a button to sell and everything in between is done for them (including taking care of all problems, and selling it in the end) What was the outcome?

If that insolvency is viewed as an impending certainty, or something systemic moving rapidly there, it can press actions to be taken and there is nothing those lenders can do to stop it.

Pressure on rent's has long been here, we had a first inflation surge, now we have basis pressure pressing ALL landlords, including those hold-out's, to elevate which moves the basis up-up-up, relieving downward pressures which, gives more room for upward pressures to be realized/relieved. 

It looks like this company:https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/philadelphia/press-releases/2011/loan-processors-sentenced-in-mortgage-fraud-scheme

I might choose the most pressing repairs and make sure you have that set aside.

Renters Warehouse FIRED ME as a Land Lord because the tenants wrote negative reviews about them and they didn't want the bad press.

In any event you can see what the SEC thinks of modernization here:https://www.sec.gov/news/press...I have read of late that small family offices can pool non-accredited investor money to qualify that entity as an accredited investor. 

I happened to be looking at Monday's houses briefly only because a friend asked me to comp one property's value for him (because I've got mls access as a broker and he just wanted a quickie comp) but I stopped there so I don't know about this one in Shorewood you mentioned.As far as the suburban counties, as you may have noticed, the more well off parts of MKE Cty aren't very well represented compared to the less well off areas, so when you look at the other counties (like the Waukesha Cty sheriff has a running listing of the next maybe 5 or 6 weeks of auctions on their website and each week there's usually 10 to 20 TOTAL each week and quite a few will be in the relatively few not so well off areas of the county and you'll be hard pressed to find many in Chenequa, the most expensive community in all of SE WI) Ozaukee has very few as well as Washington County and I'd guess its the same pattern there as well, but you'll have investors in all of these counties who are watching them. 

I also track the public notices in the local press.

Probably naive on my part from listening to sales person, but I explained that I was pressed for time on my day job, and he told me Flipsystem only requires 3-5 hours a week tops.