You really have to put your feet into the buyers shoes when considering this.

Shoot me a text tomorrow or email me at I can connect you and your dad with a great Title rep.

If I were in your shoes I would pursue it as it is may potentially bring some business your way.

My strategy and if I were in your shoes, and I wanted to return to the area, I would rent, even if I am not making any CCR and as long as the payments were made.

@Chris Winterhalter , thank you for your response, you are very helpful.I did call list source, and spoke with a rep. to ask if there was a way to buy this list and they didn't offer me any solutions, they just said there was no way to do it if I spend less than $50.I have no problems spending $50.

When It came to placing tenants and deciding what to repair and what no to repair, I put myself in the owner's shoes. 

If so, you would be wrong.Let's put the shoe on the other foot... as a PM, I will state that, in my experience, 50% of "investors" should never have gotten into the business of REI.

To me its not just a lawyer that askes about putting a lawyer in their shoes but also teaches you at the same time in order to help you learn over time how you can better set things up in order to protect your self.

Apparently though, according to the reps from Buildium, RealPage they may be merging Buildium and Propertyware.Is it possible to elaborate on what some of the actual benefits of AppFolio are over Buildium?  

I don't mean to, but because of my own analysis on our clients' Airbnb properties and from conversations I've had with reps in the company, I think they do a good job, at least in markets with enough data points to legitimize their estimates.