@Justin Frye,Unlike other members here, I have first-hand experience with it (it's not "Scott Rowe's" education, he's an affiliate marketer, just like me).No, it's NOT "too good to be true", just outside the norm for what most people expect, and probably represents the future of real estate investing education (the "gurus" HATE us!). 

In one case, my handyman said, "Oh, you can get a lot more than that average you got online!"

I have researched the property online, and would like to buy it.

@Waylon Brunif there is anything i can do, to help, let me know, I am a full time Investor in Rhinelander WI, Eau Clair is a few hours west of me, but if my area works for you i may be able to supply you with wholesale, or turn key, if i know what your after, I am also a broker, and generally can get into the online auction properties that dont have inside pics. or view MLS listings.

But for title work, spend $100 for an online Abstracting class and learn how to do it, and where the info is, i can generally go back quite aways in my counties from my recliner. worth the knowledge. 

Generally speaking, a person may bring an action for defamation when false statements are being published online, and they are suffering harm from those statements.

Available online and can tie into your phone for monitoring.  

Then check out other online guides available here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guides 3.

As far as the tenant screening goes, i know there are various online resources, any recommendations?

I just wish I could find one that was specifically for tracking properties I've looked at on line.