What does the demographics look like, is there new construction, what's the average revenu in that market/zip code, Price-to-rent ratio, average price per asset you are looking (example SFH), average rent, etc.

California Civil Code Section 1710.2

It's not literally scanning your OTAs for openings, but if you knew you had one upcoming, you could set this up in a travel group about that local area and shoot promos out to its members. 

Then our students were having a crazy hard time with the current leading website provider and I had to come in and fix a bunch of crap that was wrong with said internet hosting and template provider so much so that they stopped offering our students support due to "custom code" on our websites.So I said fine.

It supports searches via zip code or Zillow URL.I am the creator and would love feedback on how it could be more helpful!

I’m a total amateur when it comes to zoning codes and rules so I’m open to any insight I can get!

Realistically, if you paid someone to do a rehab it should all be up to code unless they're pointing out things that weren't touched.

My tenants think I take better care of them than their previous local property managers did.Here is how I went about it. 1) Zoom in on a zip code or two and study it - learn to work the numbers until you're confident.2) Visit the market and walk as many properties as you can so that you know what you will be buying, and understand the neighborhoods.

In a hypothetical where the house is empty, but completely up to code and ready for residents, I think it may work - especially if you are able to find a great manager/operator to run it for you.

The mold must be terrible and I expect that the furnace is completely rusted out.There's about two inches of moss on the roof and the porch.Considering that they are going to need to pay 5k in property taxes, get a quiet title, pay a REO realtor, and get the place up to code for showings or winterize, is it possible that they won't show up?