The presumption is that legal entities are excellent tools, as long as you follow the corporate maintenance and corporate formalities. 

Hello Laura,I have actively purchased land that I identified for the last 10+ years.The easiest way to find out if the land is for sale is to talk to the owner directly.You can use tools such as Whitepages.com surprisingly they have over 90% of people's cell numbers.If you can't get the owner on the phone, I would send them a letter asking them if they want to sell, I have seen other people use actual contract offers that they send out to the owner trying to purchase the property.I would not share my concept unless its some sort of Charity that you are either seeking a partner or donation for.I haven't used PropStream, However one really good tool is called Land Glide, its and app on your phone, and you can look at the parcel makes in real time, and also see the owner info and for each parcel.Hope this helps,Dustin 

@Rob Bergeron are these going to be section 8 type inspections or will they be more of just a safety check?

Are you referring to the Market Finder tool or the classifieds section where you can post asks and offers for real estate services?

Sorry that I didn't catch this initially....looks like the tagging tool didn't work so well when you posted...but here's your answer.We can ASBOLUTELY put a "2nd lien" from our own LLC in place here.  

Copy and paste reviews into the tool an ask it to summarize. 

My investor only had to do repairs from the section 8 inspection that he normally would need to do for the safety of his tenants. 

You have so many tools and resources with the software and you basically get your hand held through the entire process of finding a deal, making an offer, closing and so on.

I'd probably try FB marketplace first and see how it goes, then if that doesn't help look for a good advertising platform like buildium (which is probably too robust of a tool for what you need right now, but something with just that advertising feature).  

Additionally, it can help maximize renovations and improvements.A Cost Segregation study is an IRS approved federal income tax tool that increases near term cash flow by utilizing shorter recovery periods for depreciation to accelerate return on investment.