We've been doing this for about six months now and at first our investors were a little sketched out by our age and the idea of what we wanted to do. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

Ed like @Karl Hinkel it's possible but rare. we've funded a deal with these types of terms but i've been in RE for 4 years with plenty of income verification. if you don't have a good w2 job, cash reserves, or the deal isn't that great they will pass on it.

Most people who have seen the place don't seem to have school aged children so they could care less about the schools.  

There are a ton of different ways to do this- drive for dollars, aging listings on the mls, vacant homes, etc.4.

However, DWI's  and DUI's specifically are VERY expensive and I've seen more than a few cases where the tenant ends up in financial trouble after paying out all the fees associated with these offenses.So for the sake of screening tenants, the age of the DWI/DUI records is critical.

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that it is enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff. 6.

But zero leads, so...Probably will regroup and create a new set of campaigns for August.The local 'wide' audience looked like this:several zones on a map (geographic radius), Age 47 to 65+Interests: Home Improvements, The Home Depot, Lowe's or AARP

Wow exactly where I am at right now, even the age is similar. 

Either you or your Realtor® should undertake a CMA, Comparative Market Analysis, to see what your neighborhood says about like houses in the number of bedrooms, style, age, size, and condition.As an added note, for a room to qualify as a bedroom, it must have more than one exit i.e., 2 doors or a door and a window.