Then you'll have an answer.For future listings, I believe you can connect Zillow to your CRM so that you collect the data automatically.

I've been narrowing down new cities that I'd like to invest in with a group of people and we've been going the normal route of collecting data through government sites but it's time consuming. 

It has a little bit of everything you need such as P/L statements, tenant communications, rent collection, notice postings, apartment listing and more.

It depends on the bank you are using, most of them prefer long term income (which is more reliable to them and safer) but if you can show proof of income history being used as short term that might help too.

You are not doing anything other than collecting profits. 

I'm pretty convinced it's a bad deal (that I will not be purchasing), but just wanted to get my feet analyzing a deal, collecting resources, filling in numbers, and getting feedback to see if any new conclusions can be drawn.

We collect personal and business docs, then verify you have funds available. 

This LLC collects the rent and signs the leases, and handles the maintenance requests.

While I'm running on the number, is it a good idea to ask the constructor for the proof of increase so to make sure I'm only paying for the difference instead of paying more to match the current market?

I reinvested proceeds from the rent collected from the first tenant, to spruce up the second bedroom (I call it the nature room) I added a full length body mirror, study desk, a few various wall decors, updated the listing pics (didn’t get to put in service the new comforter and pillows, since I’m still waiting on them to be delivered) changed two small details in my outreach marketing message, and it made all the difference in response rate from the female demographic; since the majority of travel nurses are females, I realized they would not feel safe/confident in booking from, who they presume, is a single male, so I included a profile picture of my gf and I.