Biggest thing is that if it comes in low, go over it with a fine tooth comb to see what you can get them to change.

So I combed BP for useful info but it is not exactly easy to find...

There are far fewer foreclosures on the market than there where a couple years ago.As for finding rentals to put on the market you should comb through rental advertisement sites such as craigslist, Zillow and Trulia.

I have found several that look decent, but I need to go through them with a fine tooth comb, or use them to create my own. 

in August and the overall project took 10 weeks to complete.There are deals you can find on the MLS, it’s all about fine combing through the listings on a regular basis.

The due diligence requires combing through everything to make sure there is nothing inconsistent with the financials and indicative of fraud.

I wish there was a simple easy way I could tell you I figured out, but so far it's basically just combing through craigslist (after a while I've learned to tell which posts were just wholesalers and which were actual owners at a glance), consistent posting on facebook, calling off "for rent" signs, and a couple multi-family brokers I've bought lunch for (best investment yet!)

In speaking with numerous local property managers and some local investors, as well as combing through available 1/1 apartments for rent, I have come up with $600-625 a month being market rent.

Such as, Web design, Social Media Marketing, SEO, iPhone Apps, etc...I'm also currently a stay-at-home dad, with a lot of freedom in my schedule, if any more experienced investors need someone to help comb through online listings, drive around neighborhoods, or screen calls, I would gladly help you out in exchange for guidance.

@Peter Comb, @Chris Battle: thank you very much for this feedback, it means a lot to us@Michael Haynes: As Peter alluded to, we think there are some great neighborhoods in West Pasco for cash flowing rentals.