A few months went by as I went through every listing on the MLS with a fine tooth comb.

I am going to comb through that data and see at which price point/location the math makes sense. 

I would suggest combing your lease thoroughly and try to make all applicable changes at once, allowing some time with each tenant to describe any major changes (you could compile a quick sheet with the info- you could even make them sign the quick sheet acknowledging the changes).http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/iowa-late-f...

Tired of combing through endless databases in search of the perfect rental only to be disappointed in one fashion or another.

I combed through flips in our market as well as Solano and San Joaquin counties in the recent months, and the margins are definitely better in those counties.

You mentioned wholesaling,  as far as that goes I've seen people have a-lot of success door-knocking in super specific areas sometimes down to a few city blocks, combing the MLS, and bandit signs.

Ask for Jake Combs and see if he can help you.

I'd definitely go over this application with a fine toothed comb.

If I had your shoes on I am first going through the contract with a fine tooth comb to find where you are protected - if it was his contract you likley are not - but never know how savvy the fella is.Next if you are not complete i would give him proper notice (according to the contract and/or state law if applicable).

The question was asked, how do you start finding a provider and deals... it's a funnel... and I feel the best way to find a great TKP is to network with members on BP... really network... comb the boards and find who is really having success with TKP.