It will always be best to put your own eyes on the property and see the neighboring houses, neighborhood etc. 

Keep an eye on the SAFMRs for your target zip code and see if there are nearby comparables to gauge market rents.

And like said, odd's are I know them, so from there I'd reach out and ask what the deal is, why there turning a blind eye.

I'm a realtor and an investor who works for realtors, and so I always have my eyes on things coming to market.

The company pays bills, just like you, and ends up with the same X profit.If the company is a pass-through LLC, then it just flows right through to you as income as if you and the LLC are one, which you are in the eyes of the IRS, and you have no tax benefit for the LLC.Alternatively, if it is truly a separate company, the company pays tax on the income and you pay tax on distributions from the company.

Those on-site teams would be primarily made up of cleaners and handymen, who in remote locations would also serve as my eyes on the property for any potential issues. 

And sometimes, just bringing a fresh set of eyes to the table can be super helpful!

Your only as good as your last deal in the eyes of most investors.

If once DOESNT KNOW THE MARKET / REHAB then realtors may provide another sets of eyes thus may be beneficial .. 

I would really appreciate it if anyone who knows much about insurance or managing a property would cast their eyes over the screenshots below and let me know: 1.