A couple reasons off the top of my head why you may not be finding any rental comps:-No rental demand in the area so little or no property used for rentals-Extremely high rental demand...nothing is available (not likely)-Craigslist is not highly utilized in the area (thus rentals are not advertised there)-Pricing doesn't support rentals (ex. really high property taxes or insurance or high price-point purchases like $500K+)There are probably plenty of other reasons that could be the source of this challenge.  

If you would be interested in locating a source of properties for your flips, please contact me.

Oh yes, Craigslist is another source that I find others have had success but I myself have not find any deals on the site. 

Several counties in Maryland list source of income, which they do extrapolate source of funds from to be a Fair Housing violation.If I were going to be your listing agent, and your property was located in Maryland or DC, I would advise you that that course of action would be illegal.

Conclusions: The main feature of the VAAFT technique is that the procedure is performed entirely under direct endoluminal vision.

Of course, I can use other sources of capital as a bridge for 6 months, but they are more expensive.

There were some loan products that also used the "homepath" name - I think some things about that have changed and some products discontinued - so that may be the source of the confusion

(This could be a dumb question)Source: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/hoficlincl/moloin/m..."

@Christopher Telles  I checked out the mapping for the county the property is in using an online feature on their website.  

The result is impacting not only the lenders, but also the whole of the manufactured housing industry as more and more sources of such loans disappear under the ever-increasing regulatory burden.