Your gang of thieves (and it would take a gang) might have better odds  of success knocking off armored cars at high noon or kidnapping wealthy children for ransom (a crime with a near-zero success rate in the developed world today).Get the case number, contact the USPIS independently, see if this rent heist story isn't really a snow job. 

However, we notice it also needs more improvement as some of the results are not accurate or whatever AI you are using and my thoughts about the AI you've mentioned I think it will happen after a long time ago or much better if we all prepare.

If not, then, I don't think it will be a successful partnership.You are better off each doing your own deal and then partnering up in a few years.

The earlier you start in your RE journey, the better off you will be in the future.

@Eric ClappI don't see cash flow happening much of anywhere in Denver (or in Colorado Springs for that matter), unless you're doing something creative -- house-hacking, STR, MTR.You ask about higher priced properties and therefore better rents.

That equates to a better return on investment.I learned how to change the oil on my car, did it once, and realized it is not worth my time and effort.

Is there a dominant player out there that does things generally better than others?

I hope it gets better with time, it would be a great resource to have and could save a lot of money, if it can be as efficient as PropStream. 

I've seen managers give presentations to DIY landlords, teaching them how to better manage their rentals, and they hire the property manager once they realize their mistakes have been costing them money or time.

My client and I have done well in negative cash flow, but its a far better deal then paying rent.