All the utilities are in my name, I furnished the home and do all the maintenance. 

I have used Zillow and the others listed and have mixed results with it, sometimes good and sometimes not, but that's common with all methods I assume :).

ok i think what they are saying is they only make loans to LLC's which is common in the industry so they don't run afoul of dodd frank... you should have our LLC up and running before you start out anyway.. 

The best path forward (IMO) is to sit down with @Adam Schneider and find some common ground.

You can also contact a local company like Maine Properties that does maintenance and remodel and see if they have a contact or can do any of that type of work. 

So waiting on the comps isn’t something that I like but I also can’t be “that” high maintenance client.I also like the idea of getting access to the wealth of information that the MLS offers.

All the reasons you listed about maintenance & lawn care are are great, & precisely why we moved into a Condo unit. 

That's another opportunity to see how tenants take care of the place.Also, when you are at the property at the request of the tenant for maintenance and repair, or there working on the outside landscaping, it's another opportunity to see what's going on.3.

It's very common to buy a second or third property and let it sit because you can use it as tax shelter or use it as a family vacation spot.

Is this common practice on Chase's front?