They auto list on all major rental sites, they provide tenant screening, payments online, communication via the software, insurance, etc.

It's like when a bank requires a co-signer for you to get an auto loan.

Run the payments through any automatic money handling source.Escrow account, checking account, auto deposits work great.

Quote from @Clinton Davis: Tenant should contact his auto insurance provider.

LINE 6 – Auto & TravelRemember above on Schedule C?

If I make drives to the same address more than a few times, it will auto-classify them for work/personal and I never have to classify them again.

I would prefer emailing off some info and getting a rough quote before driving over and sitting down for a 2 hour shakedown by a new agent.I would also prefer me current agent not know I am aggressivly shopping around.I have a medium sized portfolio, 7 houses, liability, an auto, RV, renters policy etc.

The land is currently zoned for light industrial use and is occupied by several auto repair shops.

I don't know quite as much as Detroit but I am pretty sure that prices there are still lower than they were in 2008 before the auto industry there collapsed. 

To the extent that a price reduction may make a "stale" listing appealing, worry not, you will get those notification emails on auto pilot anyways.Start doing the compare and contrast, maybe make a spreadsheet to evaluate opportunities, play a game of "spot the patterns."