The listing required a lot less time and other hand working with buyers specially investors was very time consuming.

The other side of that argument is that you have fewer headaches and turnovers because your rent is below market.  

You are correct; pulling probate leads single handedly is really time consuming and does not produce enough lead generation. 

http://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/201503_cfpb_you...CFPB releases 'Know Before You Owe' shopping toolkitDesigned to help buy a homeMarch 31, 2015In light of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s “Know Before You Owe” mortgage rule coming in affect in August, the CFPB released a new toolkit to guide consumers through the process of shopping for a mortgage and buying a home.

Most seem to have no clue about complying with Dodd Frank or other consumer mortgage regulations.

Create a temporary, statewide consumer rebate program to replace old appliances with water efficient models.

My East Boston place has done very well for me over the past 2 years (~50+% appreciation and steady $600/mo cash flow), but I'm seeing fewer and fewer deals to be had in the better areas.

It seems the greater the number of units, the fewer buyers.

As implemented, the law has turned into more of a fees collection, license testing and issuance business, and a promotional tool to sell educational courses than addressing abusive industry practices and providing consumer protection.

Most of his ragging on debt is credit card or other consumer debt.