Continue searching Realtor/Zillow/working with RE agentOther thoughts:I’ve found from The Millionaire Real Estate Investor the following break down of how the author was getting leads at one point and I used that behind some of my reasoning:Networking: 32%, Agents/MLS: 28%, Driving/walking: 10%, Newspapers/ads: 9%, Foreclosure listings: 7%, For sale by owner: 4%, Internet database research: 3%, Target marketing: 2%, Other: 5%Please let me know if you have any feedback/suggestions for my specific case or any book/resource recommendations.

Yes we do....and the tax authorities have access to the MLS in my experience....you just typically don't see the sales prices on places like Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com or agent websites.

The IRA owns the LLC, but you can be the non-owner manager of the LLC and have signing authority.

According to the author, cash is trash.

The stimulus package passed by Congress in late December includes $25 billion in rental relief funds, with an estimated $2.6 billion coming to California.

Take my thoughts with a grain of salt, because I don’t feel I am an authority on this subject; however, having a foot in the construction world I have feelings that might be helpful.I don’t think this is a legal issue (although it is worth consulting an expert on the subject), and I don’t think I’d call it an ethical issue (you want to provide the best pricing to your clients, which is helpful).

Leasing with HCV | The Chicago Housing Authority (thecha.org)Here is some information for the Chicago Housing Authority Mobility program.

But one thing that you may want to think about is you are not legally qualified or trained in Fair Housing discrimination or property code laws and you could actually say something that could get you in legal hot water just because you don't know the local, state, or federal law if you do not feel comfortable with the company that is managing your asset then I would suggest another conversation with that company to put some type of triggers or kpi metrics in order so that you can make sure that they are doing their job but going to the tenant turned it into a he-said-she-said whenever there's a problem and what you're doing is you're bypassing the authority of the property management company and not even sure if legally you're saying or doing the right things.

Its a duplex with a ADU in the backyard(its zoned SFR-2, up to 4 units are authorized on the lot). 

Check with a local title agent and ask if they're authorized to issue a policy w/o exception for the prior owner's interest if you get a deed.