Presumably sales history is from the MLS? 

Meanwhile the house is presumably still vacant.You keep  claiming that a credit score tells a landlord about risk but that's  not even how or why  banks use it.

Part of my thought/concern is that sending a letter to someone who's in the real estate field won't elicit a good opportunity because, presumably, they know the market.  

If not, you can go after the tenants for the utilities (presuming the lease specified they needed to put them in their name.)Be sure that when you put the utilities in your name, have the bill sent to YOU not the property or the property manager. 

You want to give the government as little as possible, because you want to keep as much as you possibly can (presumably)Assuming that sequence of events is correct, how do you accomplish #3?

So 8 out of 10 new Realtors fail or give up every year.A job like yours has what I presume to be a lot of down time (correct me if im wrong) at the fire station where you would be able to return VM'S or texts.

It is legally presumed you have a negotiating advantage over the public at large.

The payout can be a percentage tied to the equitable portion of their investment, or it can be a flat fee for usage, presuming a set profit margin is reached.  

Sure you can have all six names on title... but presumably all would be percentage owners and therefore tenants in common.

I presume you've satisfied it and it's still reporting as open active with a balance and payment on your CR?