I started listing the homes one by one as they became vacant, and we were doing okay with getting them sold - in 2012, that was no small task.Jeff called me one day and asked me for CMAs on the next few properties that would be coming up.

Amenities tenants prefer and bring higher value and the list goes on...

I’m considering a 20-unit multifamily property listed at $1.6M, but the seller has indicated they’re willing to accept $1.25M.

You can list all the reasons why you charge $250 for a one-time shoveling, but nobody will care when there are other vendors doing the exact same job for $100 or less.I'm in a city of 10,000.

I want to be able to find potential markets/listings nationally based on the return.

Your suggestion to list on open market likely is the best option for the OP.  

I didn't even realize they had originally purchased the parcel I have the tax deed to until the heavy equipment showed up which made me look closer at deeds for sales in the area and discovered my parcel listed on the other property's deed.This is my first tax certificate/tax deed so I'm not sure what comes next.

(Please don’t tell me you will lend anonymously to those you met here or on the web).Title/Fire/Hazard Insurance Requirements: Not part of this list but what will be your insurance requirements?

Thanks @Anthony Therrien-Bernard, here's the listing: https://www.rentfaster.ca/596877I've seen similar properties listed for 2.2K-2.6K.Any red flags on my listing?

A squatter can see it's listed for rent with a sign or without so I don't think that'd be a huge concern.