I am going on 12 years active duty now, have moved 7 times (not counting in-town moves or TDYs/deployments) so get used to this process!

Have been searching here with no results.Maybe someone can help me out.I am looking for a company or a solution to be able to input a bunch of addresses and the software/company/service will pull a map, a google street photo and a quick zestimate value of the home and then insert my basic letterAny ideas or suggestions will be greatly appreciatedThanks

This way you can know where to invest and not to, which could at times be as narrow a factor as one side of the street or the other.

I've read that lease options can vary geographically, so I was curious if anyone is actively using this strategy near Minneapolis?

As others have said, take out a minimum $1M insurance policy that covers your liability (make sure it covers short-term rental activity) and you should be fine.DO keep your receipts/expenses separate - like @Jon Crosby said, open a dedicated checking account (you should be able to get a free one) and use it for your AirBNB income/expenses.  

@Tom Gimer  I did not see were there is a second on this property maybe I missed it.but in my on the street experience if pre foreclosure people are beating down your door and they appear to be.. there is far more value than the 700k they are offering.. that's the first thing.so if this goes to sale I suspect it will bid higher than the opening and IF THERE IS NOT a second like I was thinking the overages I am also thinking like in the states I work in would go to the Trustor or mortgagor .. ( the owner) and if it bid up say to 750 or 800  that's money in her jeans with NO closing costs no commissions etc etc.. maybe she has to hire an attorney for a nominal fee to petition the court for her overage.. in our state the trustee just finds you and mails you a check.. in WA you do have to petition the court.. so that's something to think about if the units are worth double subdivided there is in my mind some significant upside to these .. and ergo people banging at our door.

Today the selling realtor relisted the property on the MSL as 'Active' with no notice to us . 

They are actually fairly active. 

@Bruce Lynn yes in Castleberry, it's the last street in Fort Worth so address is still Fort Worth.

while I agree with everyone's points, and thanks again for your input, no one is answering the 50 dollar question....are we negatively affecting sales activities after the the clean up is done by offering it before the clean up is done