I haven't tried kitt.io personally but it appears to provide the service you need.

@Marisa Faulkner also, make sure you account for self employment tax, which is an extra 15.3% tax on top of your regular income tax.

Just as you’re expected to provide the tenant with the services you agreed to, you also owe it to them to enforce the rules as well.

I see it regularly. 

CoStar is a service that we have as commercial brokers to evaluate property value.

From there I'd talk with Agents who work at Brokerages that offer Full Service Property Management.

They default and move, they switch the name for the utilities so that they both have a clean record with the new service. 

You have to type up a letter (with specific instructions followed) and send it to  IRS Attn: Technical Services Group Manager  Addressed to the IRS office in which the lien was filed. 

I'd go up to them, and simply state we can do this the hard way-- and you will play by  regular rules, and the eviction will essentially make it insanely hard for him to find a place, or he can do the easy route.   

If you're at 75% or less, you should be able to get long term money, even if it's alternative - 30 year ARMs at rates in the 6-8% range, as long as debt service works (rents cover PITI).The other one seems doable too, if same type of deal w/no work.