Originally posted by Tom Cullen:Tim,Don't feed the trolls.TCJust reminding someone there's debate and then there's crossing the line.

This is where you will spend most of your time; doing research to find your markets.Once you find your markets, get with a local real estate agent and ask them to search for properties that meet your criteria: X bedrooms, Y bathrooms, Z,ZZZ square feet with a maximum price of AAA,AAA in areas that have an average monthly rental rate of BBB.As your agent feeds you properties, you feed them into your analysis file to see which ones meet all of your investment criteria.Start making offers on those that meet your investment criteria.Remember to constantly tweak your model based on your experience. 

That's why I want to get some feed back on this company.Thanks!

The procedure above is generally pretty accurate though provided you feed good data into it.

If you are placing houses under contract when you have no intention of closing yourself, you are bottom-feeding.

Also, I’ve read enough forums to know to stay away from Morris/Oceanpointe, lol @Jeff Greenberg  thanks for your feed back.

Zillow lags behind and doesn't get direct MLS feeds as far as I know.What ever you do though, do NOT rely on Zillow's "zestimates". 

The two questions that feed into more profit are "How do I increase the value to a tenant" (increase revenue through higher rents) and "How do streamline expenses wherever possible". 

Would like some feed back on this scenario.

Happy to provide you a feed so you can review them further yourself.