I go out with investors and clients for prospective properties.

I know the market, have a network and the location has good cash flow and growth prospects.

I want to post the property for prospective tenants.

It’s important to be objective with your prospective tenet evaluations, but I unfortunately have been the victim of a situation where a cat contributed to around $1.5K in damage because of irresponsible pet owners (key point).

Do a full interview with a few prospects.

I will send links to prospective tenants while I am rehabbing a property to show them what the finished product looks like.

@Kyle KellerGot another question I would love your input on.What are your suggestions for how often you send out your letters to your prospects and what is your process for having your prospects contact you?

Rentability prospects seem better for my age and ideal roommate demographic.

That's no assessment of you, that's from personal experience as a professional, examining the DIYed 1065 returns of many prospects who come to me.My firm, as a general rule, now only accepts established 1065 clients if they are coming from another CPA firm and have solid bookkeeping -- P&L, balance sheet, and general ledger. 

if yes, then maybe prospective tenants will too. just points to ponder.