But even if you only do more inspections on your own it's good to have the opportunity to go thru the house with a fine tooth comb.  5.

As others have said, deals like this where you must really go over all the details with a fine tooth comb can often end up being the most profitable if properly assessed.  

Then my plumber, electrician and AC tech go through the house with a fine-tooth comb and repair/replace whatever is going to cause me problems in the future.  

It's our job to comb through it and use the loopholes to our advantage.

I couldn't have done it without the platform, or the help of @Peter Comb @Ariel Goldenberg @Jared Townsend and countless others who have written blogs/posts/discussions and answers that have helped me.  

I've been combing through the forums and blogs and the huge library of past podcasts.I'm planning to buy my first property under 50K within the next two months.

Most relevant managers/landlords post on Zillow, so I comb through similar properties within a mile or so and base my price on my direct competition.

Perhaps @Max Tanebaum or @Brent Combs can help you.  

Comb Craigslist FSBOs, go to REIAs, call property managers and ask if any of their clients' buildings are for sale, send mail to properties you like, call "for rent" posts on craigslist.

He also has some online software that will comb through all the data and just present you with a list of likely candidates. https://www.distressedpro.com/Hope this helps,Les