That's why I recommend  starting the category search wide open to learn the keywords, then gradually add specific keywords while eliminating certain subcategories.  

Then repeating and slowly building up a portfolio.I am actively working with a good agent (after eliminating 5 others) and it seems that most multi-unit properties are in undesirable parts of town and are extremely old or are priced so high that they don't meet to 50% or 2% rule.

For years I heard about paperless offices because computers would eliminate the need for paper.

Often the best way to remove the burden on your income and finances is to eliminate the high interest debt.

.- Cash offers, which eliminates appraisal failures on price and condition (FHA, VA, USDA)- Fastest possible closing, or if my seller needs time, I'll look for flexibility in closing dates.- A strong pre-approval letter.  

If they self-eliminate, then you won't need to reject them.If you choose to advertise the unit before you own it, you must be honest and open with any prospective renters.

If you take the time to fully educate yourself and KNOW that you are properly analyzing a rental property, it will eliminate your doubt and fear.

I could see it resulting in more out of town buyers connecting with out of town sellers and eliminating some of the local people that make money in the middle of a transaction, but probably not enough to make anybody sweat.Seems like a good opportunity for local PM companies to get additional business by getting on their PM company list.

You've found that perfect 3/2 in suburbia, same question.You've found a nice 4-plex and want to start REI, same question.Debt free is a choice, feels great, but usually eliminates many other opportunities (unless your sir name is Rockefeller).

You should now eliminate Property Management and do it your self.