@Jonathan Oundo The thought is to be courteous and eliminate the potential issues that arise from clouds on title or undisclosed liens.

Many times people will let emotion cloud their judgement.

I am headed to Memphis today to look at properties so I built a version of the tool which you can find here: https://datastudio.google.com/open/1GOoK2dGraQ6-R5...HERE IS HOW IT WORKS:Combines data from the US Census at the Zip Code Level with Property ListingsFilters Zip Codes Based on:Population greater 10KMedian Household Income greater than $40KPositive Population GrowthMedian Listing Price less than $150KPercentage of Renters in Zip Code greater than 25%Filters Properties Based on:3 Bedroom2 BathroomLess than $100K listingDisplays report using a tool hosted on Google Cloud: https://datastudio.google.com/open/1GOoK2dGraQ6-R5...Next, I am planning on calculating potential ROI (e.g.

Also I'm not a cap rate chaser...

Cloud.

If attorneys have to WORK with time and money to chase assets and their client has little to no money then it can be a no go.If you have ever seen the (ambulance chaser) attorney types they look for easy money.

lol) but love to go after them if something goes wrong whether broker/agent had anything to do with it or not.In some cases if seller sues and property is tied up in legal proceedings then nobody wants to buy it or they can't even sell if they want to as title can have a cloud on it.

Henry Cloud. 

@Alex Furini we actually have been using tenant cloud for 2 years.

Mary completes a lien and title search and finds nothing that clouds the title and moves forward with the purchase.