I'd recommend to reach out to Michael Estes here in Austin - he may be a great fit to help you with what you are looking for based on your goals/anti-goals listed aboveMichael EstesTexas RE Broker License #494994www.trendRE.com

Two years ago when the entire market was red hot most listings in my area required a pre approval or proof of funds with the offer if I remember correctly. 

., as a listing agent, I've seen several buyers' agents in the last few years not show up for their client's inspection or Walk Through -- very annoying, sometimes giving me short or no notice, very problematic if there's no other arrangement for entry. 

And I find initially, I am getting easier financing as an individual.  

My initial thoughts are to hire a cold caller, providing them with lists and scripts to qualify sellers.

I took that information from Pub 946 (2023)https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946Anderson Advisors said that the most commonly audited are the small single members that file on schedule c and schedule e, so that is making me cautious.There is a cpa that I have been meaning to get a consult from, but I was trying to make sure I had all the questions I had listed before wasting time on just the basics. 

I’m not seeing any comparables listed or sold in the area recently in this bad shape. the last lot I posted for sale I undervalued it and then asked for a offer most saying “well it’s posted for 20,000” even though after talking to people, I started to see that they would happily pay more than that.

@Chris Carr we were looking at some cities near Phoenix but im not exactly what areas have a lot of multi family listings.

We certainly made that mistake, with both listing-level and group-level customizations.Or there might be some other sensitivity settings you could use, e.g. the weight of local hotels in the algorithm (the default is super low, but in some markets, that's what you want to align to).We've been using PL 4 years now, and it's still a learning curve (and I say that as someone that's spoken in a webinar on behalf of Pricelabs on revenue management strategy).

In order to non-renew a lease agreement, the housing providers must have a legally allowable cause AND legally inform the tenant that they are initiating a no-fault eviction on the tenant.This is a major change in Colorado contract law as housing providers may only non-renew (or no-fault evict) a tenant for one of the below reasons as outlined in the new law.Legally allowable reasons to non-renew a lease agreement (no-fault evict):= Demolish the property= Convert to non-residential use= Convert to short term rental= Owner moving into propertyIf the owner IS moving back into the property there are additional specific requirements – including timeline requirements to ensure the property may not be re-listed for rent for a specific amount of time.= Owner selling the property= Substantial lease violations= History of non-payment of rentThe history of non-payment of rent is conditional and specific as to the details and timeline of non-payment.