My current process is:-Using a purchase and sale agreement contract I got from a real estate attorney I find the below info and fill it in-do a parcel lookup to find the property owners name, parcel # and legal description from the public deed-using zillow I contact the listing agent and ask for their MLS ID and Agent ID and then call the broker's company and get their MLD ID and state license and addressLooking for maybe some software that i'm not aware of that would simplify the process of all that data gathering.Thanks!

@Jesse Rodriguez - Yes, that is always a risk, but just be sure that you do a comprehensive ARV analysis before you request the refinance to ensure you are at the 20% threshold.

I intend to manage the property myself, I just need advice on how to list the property, and which documents to use to protect myself against potential problems, and ensure a fair and legal lease agreement.

It's to protect you, so you don't give the contractor too much money to ensure the work is completed.

Learning the processes before hand will help a ton to ensure you are covering all the bases. 

Hi Brenden, Agree, there are so much data here! 

Just tell them what you're comparing them to..This is assuming the data you presented above is the only data to be considered..Hope this helps a bit!

You have to give ALL of your medical history to ensure the doctor is able to diagnose you to the best of their ability.

I would typically suggest postcards, but you want to ensure your message stands out. 

@Hank Thomas it’s common for them to start with a “desk top appraisal” (at no cost) which means they will pull from their data source to get a valuation (usually very conservative) without going to your property.