Your best bet to pricing the unit right is to look at the comps and see how fast they've been renting. 

I have also bought from a neighbor and such but unless you have some boots on the ground, your best bet would be finding a realtor you like and/or search the MLS. 

@Andrew CarlsonSounds like she’s running a business and I bet that’s against your lease agreement.

As an out-of-country investor, it’s crucial for me to work with trustworthy people, and Mark has been exactly that.

Your best bet is definitely going to be a small credit union or regional bank in that area. 

If you can coordinate your purchase with the Menards 11% off Rebate Match that is tour best bet.

Probably not a great bet.

If you want formalized training, your best bet is to take a course and then network like crazy to get in the orbit of other successful syndicators so that you can see how they operate.Here are some resources:Value Hound Academy with Craig HaskellSyndication and Crowdfunding WorkshopGene TrowbridgeJillian Sidoti

Even the lead generation: your pitch has to be right, trustworthy and not too aggressive, but strong enough. 

Hey Monico, I would say SFR's are going to be your best bet when it comes to finding the best tenants.