I'm certainly not the expert in "Subject To" deals, but I foresee you expending tons of time and effort for an occasional return. 

The general definition of investing is "expend money with the expectation of achieving a profit or material result by putting it into financial plans, shares, or property, or by using it to develop a commercial venture."

If your only goal is to get a higher paying job to have more expendable income, you might think of ways you can leverage yourself without as much time and money invested.

@Joseph Hammel @Eamonn McElroy Agreed ^At $650 for tax prep for that amount of work, the knowledge may be present but the quality of work and time expended likely isn't.

You don't need to expend any capitalIf not, then I would ask whether I would get a return on the investment.  

Couldn't the company reimburse yourself for the amounts expended, and then deduct that reimbursement as a business expense?

You might suggest to the tenant that since a security deposit can be used to cover owed rent (for months left on a signed lease) they might find it useful to expend the energy in joining in this search for a suitable replacement for themselves.   

Yes, a really savvy tenant could still find a way to track you down, but there's almost no reason for them to expend that time or energy.

Hi everybodyWe are investors who looking to expend to Indianapolis IndianaWe love to hear your advise to how to find for boots on the ground In Indianapolis Thanks a lot

The difference is where has the money been expended before the deals are done?