I did buy this for my daughter for her rental, and read it myself. 

Put in the address and see what you get.I just put my daughter's address in realtor.com, and it shows her purchase price from 2012, even though it's not currently listed for sale.

@Ross Ellington @George NikolakakosMy daughter's loans have been 3.5% down, and she got both before they required PMI long-term. 

I think you can find a realtor to agree to do whatever you don't want to do - for a flat fee, with no hidden costs or secret deals with their own maintenance guys or friends who give them kickbacks.I say this because my daughter was thoroughly ripped off by a PMC on "emergency" repairs. 

My daughter is 23 she has had her real estate license for 20 months and has closed 15 deals.  

-part of the reason we made the in-law addition in the first place was because so many places that had an extra apartment claiming mother/daughter had the smaller apartment either upstairs or with steps to the bathroom  (in the case of a basement).

Best to just ask for a bigger security deposit that can be used for anything.Also, just FYI, my daughter had a rental in CA, and she advertised it at a higher rent than market, but said she'd accept dogs 25 pounds or under. 

when my daughter would balk at what she was being told she could afford. 

I read a book about landlord tax deductions for my daughter's rental, and I just remember it saying that it's better to repair than to replace, tax-wise.

PayPal worked great for my daughter and her tenants.