Well, I actually use a Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM; roughly 50 times the rent = price) to sift through the hoards of wantabe deals, and when I find one that fits I will run an actual income expense statement on it.The same would hold true for taking 50% of the gross rent as net operating income.

His experience is sifted down to lower paid coaches.

I can sift through and look for the good tenants.

There will be a software prioritization system where the applicants are ranked based on their profile criteria, so landlords can easily choose who the successful tenant will be (no more sifting through dozens of applicants)I am looking to validate this process, and see if this is solving an actual need or pain point in the rental market today.

There is a lot of junk in to sift through but many times you get lucky.

Most of the other stuff on the inspection report isn't that big of a deal.... a lot of residential inspectors will flag a million things like this, and it is hard to sift through to find the meaningful repairs that costs thousands or tens of thousands versus a humidifier not working (hint... none of them do). 

Have Open House- Interview and prequalify, sift out the flakes and what not.Provide link for online application - Saves you hassle and paperwork to keep track of. https://eforms.com/rental/application/Provide Link for free credit report [ www.annualcreditreport] - This allows them to get ... them email you the pdf.Go over application and look for good tenants, no evictions and employed etcBest applicants that actually follow through then I do a regular credit check- Saves everyone time and money.Tenants are unfairly treated in the application process.

Then sifting and sorting through the time wasters and the serious sellers.

After a week of sifting through the MLS, I found it!

Utilizing a proper management company or sifting through their websites is probably the safest bet.