When it comes to talking about the house rules and rent on time be a landlord.

For starters, I would suggest you continue to use Zestimate but also take a look at Rent-O-Meter, Apartments.com, Homes.com, Realtor.com and Trulia. 

Joel has some valid points but, if you start talking about foreclosure rescue, you might want to check with the laws of your state regarding licensure requirements as a foreclosure consultant.

I would suggest you talk to a investor friendly lender in your area to go over all the investor financing options.

I've talked to suppliers and sub contractors and gotten the measurements and quotes I need. 

I was actually talking about Craigslist; I haven't used Postlets.

I watching Jack Bosch talking about this strategy.

Section 8 tenants will generally not tell you issues in the property and then tell everything to the inspector which gives you a short period of time to get a lot of work done or you will get abated and lose the rent for that portion.Section 8 tenants are MUCH harder to evict than normal tenants.Happy to talk more about this if you want. 

Even for the ones that somehow we missed the mark and it was "bad" deal in year one, but we continued hold on to it and operate it and made it green. 

It is a personality type.This is also why when I stay in hotels I choose Hilton properties so I can bypass talking to the front desk and use my phone to check-in and open the door.