. - Get started on Postlet, to prepare the rental ad - Publish the rental ad in Craigslist, Zillow, Trulia - Start receiving calls.

If you have a written, published policy, it's easy to show that you are declining the application for an objective, legal reason.

@Kyle Tipton hey Kyle, i rent out a property unfurnished to college kids by the room. 0$ in damages ever, and 0 parties to my knowledge. it’s a great way to turn a property into a real cash cow. all my properties are rent by the room. that’s the way to go no question. also, i manage this property and all my other ones from 1500 miles away. if i can do it, you can do it. i have written a few articles for BP about this and actually just wrote one specifically about college rentals. not sure if they have published it on the site yet. please reach out to me with questions. i’m always happy to help in any way that i can.

Large account holders pay little or no fees ... example---  citi gold account holders are charged only 5 basis points (0.05%) off the published exchange rate.  

What you can do is add your property to the list of available addresses on the list your local SEC 8 office publishes.  

And unfortunantly, the point I am at, no investor in there right mind will publish the things I'd like to know.

@Bernita WallaceIn Northern CA (Sacramento county) there's a legal newspaper (The Daily Journal) which publishes "Notice to of Petition to Administer Estate" (probate leads) Ask your clerk if the county publishes "probate notices".

For more information, I've actually written a book on the topic of estimating rehab costs that BiggerPockets has published: http://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbook Disclaimer: Please don't anyone look at my $14,500 number and assume that's the cost of a full cosmetic interior renovation!

Granted this was published at the "beginning" March 17  https://www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2020/03/17/the-places-a-covid-19-recession-will-likely-hit-hardest/

The debt or judgment amount should be part of the public record and I believe the sheriff is obligated to publish that - so I expect you would at least see that in the legal journal.