So while it's not impossible (I think Craigslist is what I would be looking at, as long as your brokerage is OK with that), it sure takes nearly all the wind out of the sails, seeing as the public search sites pull from the MLS feed, so essentially that's how both the public and agents typically find homes.No matter what happens with this, my recommendation is to not look at this as a listing experience, it won't be anything like what you'll be doing in the future.Listing a home with expertise is more about accurate pricing, pre-listing preparation that maximizes the home's value before it gets listed, great photos, and marketing remarks that get people excited about coming to see it.Any drop in positive exposure will often equate to some kind of drop in sales price, in my opinion.

You might get a lot of calls about it with the price being so low so make sure its in the public remarks in the listing that its not buildable and that will weed out some of those calls. 

Not to make a negative remark towards you, but looking back at your history with this tenant, do you feel you have been too lenient at times so that the tenant may think they can call the shots? 

To be negative on what someone else has experienced is unfair and it exposes the limitations of one’s objectivity no matter how sincere your efforts are to help.Finally, as far as my having one post, this should not discount the validity of my remarks.

They put a clause in the Remarks or Additional Remarks on the Listing that says "Buyer must be preQualified by Mike Hurney Mortgage Broker (...) cell and (....) email."

@Joshua Guerrero I would first check to see if there are any negative remarks on my credit.

Any advice or completely transparent remarks, questions or comments are welcomed and appreciated.Thanks. 

Then, remarkably high unemployment due to same industry-dependent local economy.  

The number of small jobs you can get done with this tool is remarkable.

However, I have located a potential second investment property I could purchase *after finding my primary residence for me and my family*Deal looks like this:6 2br/ 1.5bath Unit w/ Brick Veneer Two-StoryAsking price: 171,000Income: 2300/monthNOI:13,800CAP: 8%Remarks: Roof 6 yrs old, all units occupied.