It doesn't sound like that's where your seller is but run your comps on each property.We need more info, but here are some general points;As to structuring a deal, do not purchase a seller financed deal as a blanket loan, one contract or note for all properties.

Skip trace that list through lead Sherpa (they can do LLCs) and then hand dial it.

Farmers has no limits on numbers of properties owned and they can be run as personal lines or commercial with blanket liability.

An attorney should be able to help create fairly blanket statements that cover a lot of scenarios together, but you want to think through the ways this could end badly and cover as many of those as possible.  

If you get a skunk sneak up on it from behind and cover the cage with a blanket so it can’t see you and it shouldn’t spray.

So there are plenty of reasons for denying their application that has nothing to do with their criminal record.The article also says you can still reject meth heads, sex offenders, or for other reasons.I do believe it's wrong to have a blanket "no felons" policy.

I can only find like 1000 names, and I am mailing 16000 letters or postcards per month, so with that, I nearly have to blanket zip codes...  

.- look into blanket insurance coverage3.- make sure you have renters insurance on all the properties4. - make sure your policies have slip and fall insurance.

I'd recommend the skip tracing here at Lead Sherpa for a few reasons.

Meaning, if you take one property out of the blanket, you pay a penalty.