There are deal analyzers (computerized) here and on the internet.

If you form an LLC, take care in defining the purpose, I would never use a boilerplate form off the internet, because those will lack detail needed for real estate and I've never seen one that lives a great life as you grow, might as well do it right the first time, see a RE lawyer who probably does business formations.

SLIM.And if you DO reach a person THAT motivated with your mailers, you need to hope and pray they only got YOUR mailer, and not 15 others.AND you have to hope and pray they won't go to internet to look up your mailer, or the idea YOU implanted into their head that there ARE people out there (cash buyers) that buy house sin cash... and they flocking to internet to find one thanks to YOUR precious mailer.

For works signs are all over but just try to get a response from the black hole of internet application is a challenge.

The internet and especially BP foster the idea that you MUST have the Solo 401(k) if you can find a way to qualify. 

I would "buy" or have given to me lots an the west side of Lake Travis in Austin for $0-25 and turn around and sell them for $500 via the Thrifty Nickel or Greensheet(No internet back then) after I left the military and was attending the University of Texas. 

There are several companies you can find in the internet since california approved sb-9.

Just link the device to one of the tenants’s internet.

Based on my research I personally think Juhl, Allure and One LV are the buildings that have potential, since their locations are a little easier to get in/out and their HOA fees include enough of things you would need to pay anyway no matter where you live (trash, water, landscaping/gardner, gas, sewer, gym, possibly cable and internet).  

An unreasonable seller would listen to bad advice on the internet.