I can't find anything online that will give me a concrete answer.    

However, there are many units coming online and a lot of inventory with some compounds at 75%-80% occupancy. 

I would suggest reading the PM's review online before hiring them.

Does anyone know of a work around or is every title company going to require the same documents?

Even though you didn't sign, were the change orders documented beforehand?

I just did that for city of Richmond and found the following link.. http://www.richmondgov.com/Finance/documents/faqRealEstateTax.pdf

Normally, online advertising has been all we needed to get the word out (to non-seniors) but I'm getting a lower than normal volume of calls. 

I use Roof which I'm super happy with—pay rent online, message your tenants through it, really good mobile app too. 

I wholeheartedly agree with @Bill Hampton that the local REIAs (and there are a few) are the best way to get started.Also, I urge you not to attempt seller financing without solid, state-specific training and documents.

@Amy RanaeI'd start with calling bandit signs on the side of the road ("We Buy Houses Cash...")Also, do some online searches of "Sell Minneapolis House Cash", or "Sell Maple Grove House Cash" for a few cities.