If you are big time or institution investor yes …otherwise just Redfin is enough or even realtyhop, but I found Lance analysis is one depth more detailed than Redfin, amazing what small team can do, sometimes I ask him for small feature request.

We have been happily surprised at the upside available from paying a full, fair price to a mom-and-pop seller, upgrading, increasing revenues, and selling to a higher level buyer (like an institutional player).

They analyze MLS deals and are one of the primary acquisition sources for institutional SFR like Invitation Homes. 

I have noticed a lot of institutional shops and real estate private equity firms will factor in SOFR rates into their analysis.

Got into REI almost by accident and did what you said - shopped for the best terms to make each property perform the best.I did at one point try to consolidate, but any institution I found that didn’t sell mortgages had the worst terms: higher rates and typically ARMs, which I’m grateful for not taking because my rates would be crushing me now.I’ll look into other versions of some of the things you mention like cross colatteral and construction loan but not sure how that would work considering I don’t actually have any construction needs. 

Finally, even though Indianapolis University is small, it's always good to have a great institution nearby.

@Jill DavisTypically banks (depository institutions) are most competitive with jumbo since these programs are typically portfolio products.

Banks and lending institutions love to see the PM statements from a 3rd party company. 

By even a majority can result in minority partial holder instituting legal action, including restraining orders, etc.

Institutional Real Estate Inc published an article stating, "...not seen any evidence that manager co-investment produces superior results.