Utah has a public version of their MLS called Utahrealestate.com.

In my locale HOA's are required to file bylaws and rules and regs with county clerk and recorder and these become public.

However, when I look at the IRS publication on per diems it says self-employed persons can write off food per diems. 

i wouldnt sell a 1F or 2F to buy another of the same- unless it was to cash in on improvements made and/or reduce investment/risk in any 1 property/county - especially with impending socioeconomic collapse at least in usa

I think he knows that, and realizes his influence over that public confidence.  6.  

If they purchase the house and you renovate it, you're essentially playing the role of GC -- this reduces your risk and your payday. 

@Nick RudolphThe Wall Street Journal lists alphabetically all publicly traded securities.

I am looking for a way to contribute back, I don't need this for the money, thank god this business has given me and my family the opportunity to be financially free and a Multi-Millionaire.Wow, thats the first time I write that in Public..Thats the house below.  

Once the seller has all of the money, any return trip for repairs reduces the seller's net profit.

Con: They reduce my monthly cash flow (6 - 10%)Manage it myself:Pro: My cash flow is increased (at expense of time)Pro: Online tools make it easier for me to remotely manageCon: Time-consuming, especially during the leasing processHow to find a good property manager / leasing agentI go online and get reviews and quotes (Yelp, Thumbtack)I ask for 3 referrals or reach out to those people (note: I also ask tenants, since I want to make sure my tenants are happy and treated well)I ask what online tools and processes they use (for example, if they don't have an option to collect rent online ... then they seem pretty inefficient to me) I ask about transparency -- will they provide me with the background check, lease agreements, etc.?