Most of my clients have complained that they receive calls from unfamiliar people thereby putting them to unwanted risk.

You could also organise partnerships for every property which would mean you split the profit made from every deal.

@Ben Nelson from what understand inheriting tenants in general seems to cause unwanted problems, sex-offender or no sex-offender.

  -  Law student.Apparently 'in good faith' means clearly taking what you wanted to keep but leaving your trash and unwanted items. 

This way they can begin to purge unwanted items even before they need to move. 

If it is empty or empty except for trash/unwanted items you should be safe to change the locks and move on...

If it is occupied, the new owner might be required to deal with an unwanted tenant/former owner, which won't be fun or cheap.

There are other threads where people claim that making 500+ calls per week based on scraped geographical data is generating leads for them, and hiring the service out may be a way to keep oneself out of legal trouble.From a human perspective, I'm getting multiple unsolicited calls per week from auto-dialers claiming they want to make an offer, and I'm sick of the unwanted intrusions.

Sometimes out of fear that they'll bring in unwanted attention from those outside the community or simply that they'll lessen the aesthetic ambiance of the community itself.

Do you see value in employing an independent agent, carefully vetted by an organisation, credible through feedback provided on previous engagements, and open about their skills and experience, to inspect, report and advise on a property that you have identified, in exchange for a small fee ($50-$150)?