I'm viewing this question from purely a data standpoint.

If you sell the house with a below market paying tenant, you will get a below market offer.You should increase the rent ASAP.There are two strategies - Raise it to FMV asap or do it in 2-3 year increments.I choose option 2.

Haven't heard of this particular operation, but from my experience, you will most likely  be overpaying for cash flow that wont be anything near whats promised, and with no clear exit strategy available at the end.

I am wondering if anyone has tips they can share for how to collect from a tenant after eviction. Tenants are eager to get an eviction off their record and landlords are allowed to agree to having an eviction recatego...

What strategy are you thinking of doing?

New investor looking into market data and trends of the Texas hill country, while beautiful there are a lot of small markets that really aren’t more than 30 mins from each other in almost a triangle.

What data points are crucial for you to find a potential flip?

My strategy is to take income minus monthly operating expenses minus financing interest expense and the rest is my cap/repair yearly maximum.

I think it depends on your rental strategy.

It will only give a piece of the picture, but while hunting for some references, it may be useful data to see if you are even still interested, or not.The thing is...some won't share and some won't show all deals, nor all key performance factors; BUT, some will, so asking can't hurt.