What are rents, what are operating expenses, what is the cash flow, what is the occupancy, is there room to drive value through rent increases or reducing expenses?

Also, it's easier to list your property above market rate and reduce the price than it is to increase an underpriced unit.

Posting negative information about a specific matter in a public place could be construed as slanderous and while the info could be accurate, exposes you to the wrath of an angry seller, contractor or brokerage. 

It's been about a year now, and prices keep getting reduced, little by little, so something has to give soon.

Like the plat I don't think it is public info unless the previous owner gave it up. 

Well water and septic are typically significantly easier to do that setting up for city/public services. 

Are these mostly done from relationships with brokers and cold calling, or are these attainable through MLS listings that have already hit the public market?

CR review:  look for 30,60,90 lates - - this is real life for this prospect (should be none for 6 mo)look at collections - - how far back is the NEWEST onewhat kinds of accounts are being stiffed - - utilities, cellphones (ouch).Look at Public Records for the codes which you can look up for the offense.

Typically, they're mounted to public property.  

I wonder if there's a way to structure things so that there are monetary incentives for the PM when they keep a tenant in place long term (reducing turnover), and perform enough preventative maintenance to avoid high cost repairs that could have been prevented.