However, a few things I would suggest to give you a better perspective is: 1) Talk to property management companies in the area to see if they operate in the area and/or have comments on tenants in the area, 2) Speak to a few banks to understand how they would lend on this property, 3) Scan Zillow/craigslist and other listing sites to understand the rental market for listings...

Additionally, I’m happy to connect you with current partners who can share their firsthand experiences.Final ThoughtIt's important to be thorough and cautious, and I respect that.

I can even charge a $45 pet fee and add it to the cleaning bill.

Also, they don't have a search filter specific to LTV, owner equity, etc...Any suggestions on any other software that could assist with this pretty specific search?

There are also additional costs of operating and maintaining an LLC, like separate bank accounts, annual report filings, tax filings, etc.2.

But this is how I approach planning at the highest level. some additional context you can put that into land and with guidance get non recourse debt on one development deal that will change your life. there's the slow method of one at at time or go bigger for 100+ units with capital raise. tons of strategies but great points all around Scott 

Additionally, our strategic marketing efforts highlighted the property's new features, attracting buyers swiftly.

Suggestions you currently use and know work well for you preferred 

Hello,I very often see "Suggestion of Bankruptcies" in foreclosure case dockets.

The larger brokerages are usually too prohibitive and costly, lots of oversight and charging a lot of excess fees in addition to hefty commission split.