Before you head out, Google “Wholesale Installation Supply Warehouse (your city and state)”Visit the “Will Call” Counter at these businesses and there will be a bulletin board with installer’s names and phone numbers.Ask the counter help which installers, posted on the board, frequent their business and seem to have the best reputation.

(Tentative rulings & calendar notes)It's frequently done here in CA at least in Sacramento county.If foreclosure is pending on the property probate won't stop it. 

Also get a really good title company that handles these situation frequently.

This was with a BP regular that posts frequently about partnering etc-so I would tell people not to fall into the same trap as I did and invest with someone solely because you are "familiar" with them.  

Because people move frequently in the community, I've been thinking about how to best capture the revenue from tenants every time they move even if I don't have another property for them.

I am guessing that much of it will apply to Arizona as well, but I can't say for certain.There are 2 active business models that I am seeing frequently in Indianapolis.Pre 1940 homes in gentrifying areas.

There are town homes that are frequently for sale in Flagstaff that have this restriction that have been sold and re-sold many times but always with the same restrictions. 

Also, I suggest if you are getting frequent charges, to enquire whether or not the tenant is being charged for things that are broken due to their negligence. 

I frequently visit these two in Austin>>https://www.meetup.com/HomesForTheWin/ and also https://www.meetup.com/Investor-Underground/.

I am a frequent visitor but have not posted yet.