This includes BP and other investment sites, RDPD and plethora of other investment books, easy access to information including census data, job data, development data, city plans, etc.This can enlighten to alternate rental models: LTR, STR, MTR, NNN, etc.  

Apartment data is very good for BFR.BTR more resilient to flat rental growth.Fundamentals of BFR are normalizing.Look at supply coming into any market you are developing.Look at yields that are accretive to debt.Investors in 2021 and 2022 looking at just yields and not market value of their assets.

High vacancy, lots of uncollected rent, high evictions, and long turnover times (as a result of slow turnover process or poor marketing/placement to fill vacancies) are very common results you'd expect from a bad property manager/landlord, which will lead to this "no tenants" issue.

We of course could build an internal manual process with a virtual assistant of some sort, but I want to see if anything exists. 

New to REI and curious about strategies/processes for flipping out of state.

We discovered there were lead findings in the due diligence process which caused issues on the lending front.

Tenant Screening: Moving forward, enhance your tenant screening process to avoid similar issues.

I'm in the process of selling one right now and trying to decide which way to go next.

I primarily want to begin in the section 8 space and would love for anyone with the knowledge and expertise to guide me in this process.

There are a few orginizational processes that are useful in getting started.