And be sure to tell everyone exactly what your looking for as an investment, you never know who can point you towards a deal.There are other ways to source deals and tools you can use... im sure if you use YouTube University and dive deeper into BP you can figure it out.Moving to your second question...

If you are willing to do that I would use it as a negotiating tool.

Some of the points listed in this post I did not even think of, so I appreciate it very much and it gave me some good tools to use moving forward!

You might consider including a "plain English" summary of the changes also.

My main tool is Zillow but i feel that's not enough.

I know there is a lot more that goes into it (calculating expenses and doing due diligence) but I am just screening with the tools on BP. 

But before you find someone, looking at the BiggerPockets videos and webinars is a great way to develop an understanding of the terminology. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...BiggerPockets also has calculator tools-https://www.biggerpockets.com/... 

On BP there's the "Tools" section and you can find resources by looking for "Add to your Team"..

Have you had any good luck using one of the tools in BP to find real estate agents who are investor friendly?

We self manage through automation tools and have some great strategies we may be able to share.