BEST TASKS: data-entry including bookkeeping (just scan stuff to send them), answering/making/returning calls/texts/emails, posting ads, converting received pics of docs to PDF, processing rental applications, making past due rent calls, confirming tenant satisfaction with maintenance.2) Remote Worker: They want a job allowing them to work from home. 

We met a while back, and have run into each other a couple of times.  

It's public data unless you go through a ton of hoops to hide your ownership of the LLC. 

Depends on how cheap we are talking.Option #1: On the cheap-Get a google voice # with the local area code-Pull data (owner name, property address and mailing address) of properties from your local property accessor website (CAD, GIS, etc).

I'm not there, but I wanted to encourage you with a few ideas for your own market research in case no one else chimes in: 1) Look at rental listings via rent.com, apartments.com, realtor.com, etc to get an idea of vacancies. 2) Check population growth.3) Contact the local chamber of commerce or economic development committee and request data. 4) Talk to a local property manager who holds properties there, request time to fill, vacancy rates, etc.

I was thinkung your data tell you all  

Looking for advise if anyone has any leads on cost effective skip tracers who use TLOxp.I used some fiver providers which were very cost effective, but definitely did not get TLO data (Despite claiming to).Any recommendations are highly appreciated.

Agree, taxes in the city of Des Moines are fairly high, but you still shouldn't have a negative return on ALL of the deals, if you are able to get all the correct data on the front end.

Interested in hearing member's thoughts on these areas and if anyone has sources they like using for the aforementioned data. 

Data is mixed because it depends in what part of Dayton I’m looking in.