I fell lucky mine rent quick I did do have  one with a cosigner the house was never vacant a day, worked out well the pay like a slot machine.

Another option could be to raise your rates if your appointment slots are in demand.

These are specifically aimed at trying to protect distressed owners from the RE sharks/scammers.

At great peril to my liberty I have hacked his daily schedule...8 am:   Wake up in Portugal and be thankful that I achieved my dream of living abroad in a non-extraditable country, Count Money8-9 am:  Chant with Natalie using crystal to overcome any soul challenge, Count Money9-10 am:  Shower, Breakfast, read and delete nasty comments on social media, Count Money10-noon:   Count money, eat lunch (reminder to yell at in-house chef for cooking steak to medium rare vs. rare)noon-2 pm:  Consult with business and legal team on how to keep the plates spinning so I can Count Money2-4 pm:  Film new YouTube video sitting on pile of money (off Screen)4-4:15 pm:  Dodge call from mom asking for bailout for investing in houses, Count Money4:15-6 pm:   Find a way to sue @James Wise, Count Money6-8 pm:   Late dinner, meditation session (For minor "soul issues" that don't rise to level of "Soul Challenges", Count Money8-10 pm:  Read book "Dummies Guide to Hiding Assets", Count MoneyYou are clearly his 4:15 - 6 pm slot James.    

Ole Clay gonna pay off like a loose slot.

Now, using Property Shark, the equity it stated to be around $380k and the house is estimated to be around $340k.

I was curious if you guys would suggest I register and pay for the services of Property Shark in order to get information on properties I may be interested on doing deals on?

I certainly would NOT buy a rental with hard money, which is like getting a loan from a loan shark!

Instead you attack like a shark and say that all my real estate ventures will be a fiasco. 

A judge may not take kindly to you trying to collect back rents from someone you sent to a loan shark where you obtained loan proceeds and due to that decission the tennant is now, not only owing back rents but also a sic loan.