It is not really a job a lot of people are willing to do.

I have my first property (townhouse: 2 bed 1.5 bath, HOA) that I got back in March of 2020, just before covid hit. $175,000, 3.25% APR (thanks to VA loan), currently have a bit over $50k in equity if I pull it out.

haha , the answer is different, same question being asked in twitter or biggerpockets.BP army seriously needs to invade Twitter-land to convince people that residential real estate in Ohio is worth more than gold silver ;-) all these genZ just wanna do crypto

I even offered a discount for the first month rent, and I'm either getting flaky people or scams.

It's interesting how many people don't read the entire post.

When you make every effort to help people and forget about your own profits, that's when magic starts happening. 

You will learn so much and meet so many awesome people! 

Are there non-disclosure laws that prevent transaction coordinators from sharing information with other people?

IRS liens are no big deal.. worse case you just have to hold the property about 180 days and they fall off.. many people get scared of IRS liens myself I would target those as I knew many would not bid because of it.. 

Now is not the time to be asking those people...terrible advice imo.