As it's me to me, I wouldn't need title search and title insurance and such.

Using that data we develop AI tools for ranking properties on cashflow potential for the entire market.

I just put them up on the AMHA search myself and put my PM as contact but I tend to be hands on.

But I do think you need all those tools all the SM to get yourself out there and then proper follow up its a belly to belly bizz you need to talk to people live in person. 3.

Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

If you search here for Do Hard Money, their previous name, you'll get a thousand hits.The consensus reads mostly negative to mixed at best.

To look at and the foreclosure properties to search are good not that great though since everyone is looking at them and also banks try to sell them for market value 

Think of a tool like FollowUpBoss, but for PMC's and MF professionals, instead of realtors.We wanted to create something that can aid a standard PM software, and help PMC's expand thier portfolio without having to onboard a bunch of agents, automating the entire leasing process.Do you think a tool like this is needed?

Mississippi is a non disclosure state, so the online tools like zillow and realtor.com have a difficult time with valuing it. 

@Daniel Sam just did a quick search on Zillow in those areas roughly (just put the map over those general zip codes) and there are about 152 homes currently listed for sale that are 3+ bedrooms, less than $150k, and single-family houses.