They may be lower in your area, but make sure to calculate them properly especially when putting that much capital behind a project.

Yes, you can use "robots" to filter your leads and set a pre-defined criteria that rises the "hottest" leads to the top. 

I've seen @Tim Thornton below pretty active on the airbnb posts.

The link is posted below.

You don't have to say you want to come over and check the air filter or the smoke detector batteries or whatever to keep an eye on the place.

Determine if the tenants current rents are at,below, or above market for those tenant unit sizes?

Just text me at my number below and we can schedule a time to talk. 

I used Realtor.com and filtered a 300k max price, 3+ bed, 3+ bath, and multifamily.

He has a great story about one deal where he put in an offer way below asking, had the agent come back multiple times asking him to come up on price over the course of several months and ultimately got the deal (with a big profit built in) by sticking with his original offer based on his due diligence.

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