It is roughly the same size as the DFW location so will be are most comparable office.Thanks,

Networking and word of mouth are you best bets.  

You don't want to charge a price that someone would pay for a unit twice the size for example.With any property I have worked with to hold for rental income I always find it is easier to use an agent or PM for the area.  

Plan the space for standard size free standing appliances that can be easy changed out when necessary.In your drawing you mention "electrical box".... is that the location of the electrical panel (which would be costly to relocate) or is it an electrical outlet?

SFR's not so much or at all.I sent requests to 3 of the 6 to see how good the agents who posted them are with follow up.and to get some feedback from them.. but I am not sure this would be the best bet for a seller in this market your severely reducing the competition for the home... and most likely any chance at multiple offers.. puts the broker in a very tight fiduciary situation.Now if I put my sellers hat on I have 30 new builds going and 7 of them are inner city North.. right by the new seasons off of MLK  HOT area..

You can also see if there are obvious signs that a tank was abandoned (filled with sand or foam) in the past--like a fill or vent pipe (wide pipes going vertically up) near the basement outside, or a weird circular depression about the size of a tin can top in the concrete usually in front of the house.

A safer bet would be to skip the commission part and go for the short sale purchase, because that's where the real money is to be made, right?

I found a local place that will do similar font size and cover the same amount of windows for $150.00.

Best bet is to speak to your accountant. 

The credit pull number is an absolute formula.So while I think CF might work in certain situations, I don't see how it can work for any of the small to medium size investors out there.