If you and your partner can show some credible knowledge of your market and real estate knowledge in general I'd think you'd do better than coming on BP touting 15% caps and scurrying off at the first query at how you arrived at those numbers.

I queried them as to whether charging the buyer/borrower that much would kill any chance of a deal.

Additionally, when the formulas successfully query key phrases like “Cash Only” or "Not Insurable" within the listing text, repairs are automatically increased by variables linked to size and age."

Whoever the lender will be should be queried as to how they would treat this.As far as the tourist area goes, occasionally my wife and I will take excursions into areas in Lancaster County.

If the seller is quick to provide information, respond to queries and is proactive about getting their house sold, that helps tremendously.- Good listing agent and/or negotiator.

For instance, you can enter the query: "accredited investors podcast site:biggerpockets.com"This will return results only for biggerpockets.com, no other websites.  

However, I'm in Philadelphia, PA and when I first queried realtors about Rent-to-Own, or Lease/Purchase properties, there is a real aversion to them here. 

There is no query that allows you to search anything more specific than first/last name, therefore I am searching through estate probates that date back to the 1980's and if you could imagine how extremely big that list is you would understand the inconvenience side to my argument.  

I'd definitely like to be added to his MLS automatic queries, so any deals that pop up are sent over to me2.

However the online database is on a "search by name" query an the newspaper does not have any listings (to my knowledge/I might be missing something)...