The good ones will only give you the leads with real estate, address of the real estate, mortgage balance or guessed equity, attorney name, phone, address, maybe the executor /administrator name and address and maybe some other info in an excel/google doc so you can sort/shift the data to attack the ones you want to go after.   

I currently work an easy 3rd shift job full time and 2 shifts a week at a second job part time.

ARV is $625k (although the market shifting makes that somewhat of a concern).   

Thank you for sharing your thoughts @Chris Seveney .Just to clarify your vote would be against Condos for investments as well for primary residence ( rental in future ) even if done in cities like Sharon and Hopkinton.Example: I was looking at this MLS ( Still Analyzing ):  This is a beautiful society with swimming and tennis court etc and could easily rent for 2500 in the current market.https://www.redfin.com/MA/Shar...Could Single-family worth say around 500K be a better deal for rental than this 300k condo?

BUT the market is shifting, soon cash buyer will have huge advantage. 

The benefits I see are better cash flow, and overall, over the life of owning these properties I shift some of the interest payments to bank toward bottom line cash flow. 

I do my STRs to traveling refinery contractors that can work a 12 hour day or night shift. 

Since the value-add phases are complete and the riskiest phases have passed, the focus shifts toward attracting great tenants and generating strong revenue.Throughout the hold period, rent increases at a nominally low percentage each year, thus increasing revenue and contributing toward a steady appreciation of the property.

If the market shifts you can't control that.

The market shifted, we all know it's not the fault of our local Exxon, so we do what we can to move forward.