As long as you are not an affiliate of some of the banks they will allow you to purchase foreclosed homes. 

The Realtor I discussed this idea with is affiliated with said property management firm and he is quite sure he can nail down the ROI and rentability.This is contrasted with the investing opportunity in say, a small commercial building, a few residential SFDs, or the like. 

having started a foundation company at one time, Boost Foundation Repair, of which i'm no longer affiliated with in any way.

I list my rooms for rent here and then they put the listing on several of their affiliate sites.

I'm not affiliated with either, but i've used both on my investment journey in the Capital Rei

Every one of those studies I've seen were paid for by NAR or an affiliate, so they're not exactly objective.Prepare to go for at least 3 months (probably much more) without a paycheck. 

That's not to say you can't do well with a 4-5 bedroom place, but just clarifying that's not what people mean when they say "big" in this market.I'm not affiliated with STS but I know the STS realtor in this market and you're in very good hands.

You can give them your no-equity leads in exchange.Some Realtor Associations will give MLS access for sold data only to non-licensed affiliate members.

Here is their webpage https://www.acorns.com/ no affiliation with this company just looking to see if anyone else is using them or not.

We have the 2 bedroom listed on Zillow (and all affiliated sites).