Update - looks like most sites (but not all) have removed "Company C" as the listing brokerage but now has it listed as Company B, and after posting 1-star review to Company C for bait-and-switch tactics, I got a call really fast.The phone number listed under Company C belongs to an agent who does currently work for Company C, but used to work with Company B, and was part of the group fired by Company A for shady practices, but does not belong to the broker who started Company B.Owner of Company C is looking into the issue - says the property is not listed in their database, but will ask the owner of the phone number.

They are small (125 units currently) and this enables them to know every owner as well as every tenant by name. 

The advantage of investing in multi-housing is that it helps you reach your investment goals faster; It enables you to purchase two or more doors with one loan generating more cash flow, there is less competition among buyers and if you purchase 5 units or more you can get a commercial loan which offers more flexibility in financing.So if, for example, your goal is to become financially independent with a specific number to help you do that, buying multi-housing can significantly reduce the time to complete that goal.

If you put them under the LLC with your traditional loans, then the due on sale clause enables the lender to accelerate the balance of the loan.

Mine has a website and for fess may have a database with a search engine under the civil court section.

If you posted to get us to commiserate with you, instead of to ask for advice, you are in the wrong place.All this talk of win/win is great, but if you allow the tenant to play you without consulting an attorney and knowing your rights, and acting on them, you are simply enabling them to play you that much more.

If they have phone numbers in the tax database, call them.

This enables them to control their own coverage to make certain it remains current and in force- so they’ll have it when they need it.

Some require Internet connections other work on a database so it's worth considering what's easiest for you.

What info goes into your database?