Though it seems like a minor thing to you, there's a huge problem with allowing people that do drugs, having access to peoples homes, and the line is drawn when something is "illegal".

It may simply be that with the advances in technology, education, access to information on a global scale has made it possible for more folks to find a path to becoming millionaires and even billionaires.

You do lose the ability to access the money.

Most automatically upload them to all the national public access sites.

I doubt it; but there is a practical limit due to the restrictions of how they are handled.

This is for my duplex that is owner occupied on one side, so I still have the ability to be selective about who I rent to, as I would prefer if the renters had older children since I have a German Shepherd who has access to the entire yard.

JeffCongrats on the future acqusition.Consider Zillow and Trulia-end users have access look at new listings that don't have an MLS #Expired listings-call see if they want to sell for cash quickly.FSBO-check for motivated sellers.Go to local landlord Association Meetings, look for motivated sellers.Look for opportunities for Niche or Specialized Housing.

Direct access to the MLS is a plus.

If you need over 15 columns/fields of data you probably don't want to access a spreadsheet on your phone/tablet when you are away from a computer.

Many turnkey vendors that I know around the country do keep some properties themselves, but they have access to more properties than they could possibly keep.