. - Then the next filter is physical property attributes with regard to its placement in the market, entrances, and exits, visibility etc

@Lorenzo Lopez You do bring up some fair points and it's often tough to stand out from the crowd when so many others are doing the same thing. 

I see contemporary houses when I search and I wonder why people want to stay in a house that looks just like the one they have at home.As a PM in FL I agree with what you are saying of the need to stand out. 

Jay Hinrichs and the most hilarious thing is that on his Morris Invest podcast, when he addressed the question about why people look down on 40k duplexes, he attributed it to people being elitist snobs who "stick their nose up in the air" and have negative perceptions about "blue collar" neighborhoods.

Unless you’re a very unusual individual, I believe a full service broker would be better for people who lack these attributes. 

When the loss occurs, which it will in one out of seven times, the unsophisticated investors does not understand it’s merely the law of mathematics and wants to attribute something sinister to a statistically verifiable event.This is why as a sponsor - syndicator - fund manager I DON’T like the deals that allow the general public to invest.  

Wholesaling seemed like a manageable way to enter the real estate space while learning and growing.I’m particularly interested in the advice about creating an online foundation to stand out and attract motivated sellers.

J Scott,I am sorry if I came off as 'angry and offended', that is probably why you only have seen 1 post attributed to the profile.

Run owner reports.After testing a few apps, one of them should stand out for you.

(months on the market) I sometime offer an incentive like 1/2 off first month's rent to stand out.