Hopefully he doesn't go postal...crossing fingers I don't need to use my insurance. 

I'll just throw out there that regardless of whether a platform has 506(b) or (c) offerings, it is generally helpful for aggregators to reach out to platforms for which they plan to cross-post offerings to have a conversation with the platform first--to ask about their policies, ask permission (or possibly sign agreements) that permit cross-posting, and to generally alleviate other concerns.

I can see myself using a service like this if I cross the 50 unit mark and if I want to avoid costs on hiring a staff on constantly driving over and showing the property.I would probably add some additional controls and keep a camera monitor in the vacant house to make sure that the prospective tenant is not trashing the place or using the vacant bedroom for a "30min quickie" with a friend, ;)Reminds me of the Robocop-2 movie from 1990 and their vision of the future, when the character visits his house for sale, an automated kiosk guides through him through the house without an agent.

I was able to find a huge spreadsheet of all of the parcels in the city of Detroit.I downloaded it, and I'm able to cross reference the info I have to find the street address.Nice.My next obstacle is finding something similar for the rest of the cities in Wayne county, but I would imagine that I could get one with a FOIA request to the municipalities, if they don't want to give it up nicely LOL

People in cities of California (SFO or LA) would have to drive 2-3 hours away to find properties to cross the 1% market.

I would suggest giving an address or cross streets if you want to get a more precise answer. 

Partners, private lenders, cross collateral (Use a second property as part of the collateral for the loan) or owner financing. 

Marine, married with two kids and one on the way.

Occupancy has improved (~75%) and as we cross 80-85%, I will likely put in a 3rd washer and dryer.Hopes this helps.

An Underwriter will review the file for completeness ( I's Dotted and T's crossed!