I also have recently decide to use the BP lease and after spending time going over it, in my opinion its great option for new landlords and bargain on top of that.This morning while leaving my property I notice some cigarette butts outside the rentals garage.

Good luck 3 of our top 4 choices (1 in Claremont and 2 in Escondido) and the property with the potential easement issue (Vista) all have been redeemed.

You were lucky but you will need to stay on top of the situation.

Their top agents do over 50 transactions per year, and the average is about 14 transactions per year. 

Arguing  with you on this is pointless it seems  but everyone can see this is what I run into with Realtors Non-Stop.Re-read the post discussion at the top and then reply

Starting out make sure you have sufficient reserves, minimum 15K, and top it back up as you use it. 

Yes, you can use "robots" to filter your leads and set a pre-defined criteria that rises the "hottest" leads to the top. 

My current policy with Pillar Insurance is EXTREMELY high ($4k-ish), including a $2K Hurricane Premium on top of the $2K Non-hurricane premium.

The top half of the duplex is a 4 bedroom / 1 full bath and the bottom is also 4 bedroom / 1 full bath.

Once rehabbed rent it out at the top of market rent and move into the next most thrashed unit.