I have found many contractors will be really great at certain areas, but pretend to know others.  

I know I could call each building individually and pretend to be an interested tenant and ask some of these questions, but I was wondering if there is a better process?  

Size-able 2 bedroom verse sharing a small apt with a roommate (don't know how many bedrooms) - also lets pretend that roommate rented the room in your 2 bedroom if you were owner-occupant.  

Try pretending you don't have it.

On the other hand, if your agenda is to plug your own product, while only pretending to help the person, then it probably is a solicitation.

Pretend like you are going out to rent a comparable property and start looking.

So, don't be glossy eyed by this lame sales gimmick that you're getting a bargain because you're only paying $2,000 for this $7,500 package of BS.Focus on the content and if the items being offered are justified by the price you actually have to pay, not what they are pretend on sale for, then pull the trigger.Just thinking out loud, but I bet you could just start a thread on BP and tell people what you are doing and you'd get a whole lot more valuable feedback (for free) than what these chumpalumpkins are trying to sell you.

For myself, I refuse to invest in class D c*** and pretend this is a wise investment choice.I'm a big boy now and responsible for the consequences of my choices. 

I am not going to pretend I am perfect but I do have a conscious I am always quick to respond to my teams mistakes and to make right what we have done wrong.

Specifically, put a spreadsheet together and pretend you're going to buy a place - pick any place, even if on the MLS.