Small businesses operate on cash flow and they can go broke waiting on a transaction to close.I would do a bunch of due diligence on the company, ask to speak with references, and try to align their compensation to a successful outcome as much as possible.

That signals a pretty good amount of alignment with that of his investors!

I'd like to know what this "prisoner re-alignment" is all about--are they letting people out of jail early?

The purpose being to align the structures of your new business and get your ships all sailing in the right direction.Identifying your constraints- what factors are going to limit you?

He tracks everything from available inventory (which is of vital importance), to % of closings, property prices, increase/decrease ratios, and much more.I would suggest aligning yourself with someone who has a ton of experience and who already tracks the items you are looking for.

It looks like the nav column on the left is not aligning properly with the top banner.

Too much liability involved for them, and quite honestly, their mandate does not even remotely align with your goals.

This agent might bypass something that would align perfectly with your investing strategy.

We include it as part of the 3 day pay or quit (which is often more than 3 days due to weekend a day of grace).Sample wording, which should align to your state tenant/landlord laws, but gives an idea:You are hearby notified that you are indebted to us in the sum of $525.00 plus late fees for the rent and use of (address), now occupied by you and that we demand payment of said rent or that you surrender possession of the said premises on or before Thursday, October 9, 2014.$545.00 Amount due if paid by end of Sunday 10/5$550.00 Amount due if paid by end of Monday 10/6$555.00 Amount due if paid by end of Tuesday 10/7$560.00 Amount due if paid by end of Wednesday 10/8$565.00 Amount due if paid by end of Thursday 10/9If you do not pay, move out, or make other acceptable arrangements by end of day Thursday 10/9, eviction proceedings will be instituted against you. 

Depending on what your strategy is for the rental, a C+ neighbourhood can be a great buy as long as it aligns with your financial goals and the time you want to hold the property for.