The best thing to do is to build up a strong team with an investment specialist realtor / broker, property manager, contractors, inspectors, lenders, title companies, ect. 

I wouldn't recommend investing in them unless you're a specialist, especially if you're out of state. 

The best thing you can do is to find an expert investment specialist agent / broker who can help you narrow down your search and help identify the best neighborhoods that you're looking to invest in to accomplish your goals. 

There are a lot of companies around the nation that source property, demographic, bankruptcy, foreclosure and other data, like The Warren Group, LPS/Black Knight, Experian, Equifax, Axciom, First American, and COUNTLESS others including many smaller regional specialists that have built specific areas of expertise, and which offer great services at various price points, and with various areas of focus.Do companies buy from each other rather than do it all themselves when it is cost effective, and the data is usable - you bet.

[Caller's Name], let me get some contact information from you, so I can have one of our property specialists contact you back to discuss your options.What's the best number to reach you?

The Tenant Buyer side of the business will not be very successful without a Credit Improvement Specialist.

Specialist in VA, FHA and construction to perm loans.

Ask for their soon-to-be divested propertiesContact a few agencies and ask to speak with their top performing/selling probate specialist [ Build a strong relationship ].Host a meetup I hope this helps.

My main problem is that my closing specialist within Auction.com is Cindy Allen, which makes me wonder why have the title of “closing specialist” if Auction.com says they’re not involved in closings.

@codyjurgens There is a local Portland ADU specialist that gives consultations to home owners thinking about ADU's.