@Christopher Finn Thats very good indicators for finding good investment properties in prospect markets.

However, there often seems to be a disconnect between seller and purchasing investors.Although many investors know and understand that a prospective investment property must be at least 75%-80% tenanted when utilizing any type of financing for the purchase (esp. hard money).

I think a brief cooling period in which you put up a sign to deter these people from coming back is a wise move.

It will list any evictions, criminal, and credit to see how well they pay their bills.If you meet with a prospective tenant in person try and get a look inside their car.

If you have screamed 45 prospects and all have bad credit scores you are obviously in a bad area.

Any prospective buyers?

The prospects are great for those of us that own with pricing looking to rise between 8-10% in NE Florida in 2018.

I am thinking if a prospective tenant doesn't even come to a showing, I can't imagine tracking them down for rent every month, so once they no-show I cross them off my list. 

They'll be responsible for all the damages caused by the guests and even take care of minor repairs#3 Offered to sell your house to any prospective buyers using creative financing  ways like seller financing with minimal down payment and then selling that note and cashing it. 

I will use those saving to get the current property cleaned up after purchase using a prospective property manager I found off RoofStock.