I'm not sure how much that will draw away from Airbnb/VRBO where every home is unique.

Of course, there are ways to make money in any market, but I think we're talking about the passive buy-and-hold investor.The system would take demographic, economic, and sales/rent data to allow you to start from the whole U.S. and then filter down -- to very specific small areas -- that meet the requirements for your investment objective and merit a closer look.

Which market are you currently investing in? Elderly housing? Trailer parks? Student Rentals? A Class homes? B class homes? C class? D Class? War Zones? Section 8? Ex-convict housing? Foreign exchange housing? Air Bnb...

Being objective, the property taxes in northeast Ohio are pretty high compared to the value of the properties.

Doing this can have some unique benefits. 

Of course, there are ways to make money in any market, but I think we're talking about the passive buy-and-hold investor.The system would take demographic, economic, and sales/rent data to allow you to start from the whole U.S. and then filter down -- to very specific small areas -- that meet the requirements for your investment objective and merit a closer look.

Each time something would change with the seller, I adjusted on the fly to meet that objection or concern.

Each time something would change with the seller, I adjusted on the fly to meet that objection or concern.

Our main objective is to allow syndicators to scale their operations and also look/act more professional and institutional. 

Not concerned as much with whether this is a good idea/the risks involved because the situation I'm looking at is very unique.