We'll use google to pull from various sources such as Crains, Civics Dashboard, Census Report,..... find correlating data and then use it. 

Similarly, we learned that just because a contractor has a higher price and a big business does not mean they will be professional or reliable in unexpected situations such as our local permitting process and sending in the proper forms to pass inspections.Only higher contractors that are references from trusted sources.

In reality the in-house maintenance saw me as their primary money source.

Anyone used propstream for generating leads ??

Setting that aside...You don't really have a lender if the sources you have in mind don't have cash to lend.  

There also seems to be enough space to add some extra income sources to the property too.Does this seem like a good deal? 

I always think you find the best connections from referrals - if you do not already have an "in" with a REI Realtor, who might have referrals for you, then your next best resource is crowd-sourcing the info.

get something like propstream/list source for high equity

One thought I had was to perhaps put together a direct mail campaign to try and source deals, but my hesitation is that I am currently working with a conventional lender and do not have money on hand for cash deals which I feel are more typical in off market transactions. 

In 2016, the guidelines appear to have been updated to allow ownership of an LLC, but only if it is a sole proprietorship (source).I have also heard that changing the title can have implications on insurance policies.Bonus question: I also have a registered LLC, and would actually prefer to own the properties via the LLC, with my brother.