Hello everyone,I'm a real estate agent assisting a client who is trying to list an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) for lease on Zillow.

We have seen people sham sell where they listed it above market or had agent not respond. 3.

His ex-wife was the former registered agent and is now out of the picture and no longer involved in the property except on old documents. 

I strongly recommend connecting with a local real estate agent in your area as well. 

I prefer to get referrals from investor-friendly real estate agents.

But there's 2.25 million agents, so the top 1% encompasses about 22,500 agents.

All thanks to my real estate agent who did a little digging on the property to find out it was actually a duplex rather than the listed SFH.

"which has offers for $820k off-market to sell" - Pretty it up, get with a local agent, and get it listed on the MLS for more. 

I would not recommend you to buy , and thinking of exiting out in 18 months (because you would lose money just on the agent commission and closing fees).At least buy and hold for 5 yrs to see how it goes.

We review a multitude of data sources to provide a real-time view into a real estate marketWhile a data-driven approach is useful to narrow down all the options, having boots on the ground (i.e. agent or contractor) is always important for due diligence