With C or below you probably can't avoid some of it so I'd go with a recency bias, ie anyone who has a long period of time between their last eviction and successful rentals other places will be a safer bet than the guy that just got evicted. 

As a new real estate agent in Northern Virginia, I'm trying to make these connections, but my immediate thoughts and attemps just involve messaging these business and informing them I'm an agent and that if the respective family is in need of a realtor I'd be happy to work w/ them, but every time I do that, the response I get is "we already have a realtor" or "house was already sold or listed"........and a lot of times I am refresh to the post, so obviously I want to be "there" sooner so I can get the seller listing lead.

The ways involve a combination of undefined tech innovation and customer willingness to engage in unconventional transaction methods.There is options now, today, for buyers/sellers to transact real estate for 1% and less of the total transaction $. 

The process is pretty simple, but it does involve extra steps compared to a traditional rental.

It’s great to see your post, sounds like you’re deeply involved in the real estate investing world with a range of strategies.

When a husband and wife jointly own a residence, and the husband takes out a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) in his name only, the spouse's involvement and liability can vary based on several factors, including state laws and the lender's requirements.1.

Make sure they are just a investor so there are no ulterior motives involved.

@Dean GulloTo build connections in Southington and surrounding areas, join local real estate meetups, connect through BiggerPockets forums, get involved with local landlord associations, reach out to real estate professionals, attend town or community events, and expand your team.

Best to involve attorneys/lawyers as well, but it depends on the type of financing you get.  

Rolling an SDIRA back into a traditional IRA is possible but may involve liquidation costs and administrative complexities.