I have invested personally with both and they do comprehensive analysis and sound projections. 

To wit:The current tenant was the manager of a nearby fast food store, the owner of which rented the unit and offered accommodation as a perk for his store manager.

Unless you invest in new decor and put in some theming, your house will be viewed as budget accommodations and you'll get really low rates.

If so, you may have to rely on an incomplete title report to close on a property with the understanding that a more comprehensive title search may reveal other issues.

I read some threads about this a while ago but I never found a comprehensive guide either.I actually met a guy at the REIA tonight who only "advertises" by door knocking.

Here are some steps to take to locate investors for your land development project:Create a Detailed Business Plan, Start by creating a comprehensive business strategy that details your land development proposal.

How to Invest in Real Estate" by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon TurnerAnother gem from BiggerPockets, this book is a comprehensive guide that covers the different avenues of real estate investing, making it a great starting point."

You must make reasonable accommodations. 

Then, we look for properties that can accommodate that type of structure AND are supported by the ARVs in the neighborhoods in which we are searching. 

Where they help their travelers find accommodation, if you create relationships with those people they will recommend your listing whenever they get new employees coming in.