There are a few online rent collection services. 

The low income element, with SEC 8 or not, makes screening harder, maintaining harder, and collecting harder.

Hello ok this is my first eviction and im a little confused Ok so i have been looking at a house right next to mine for a long time maby 1 year and it has ALWAYS been vacant and i finally won the home at a  foreclosure auction well no joke literally the next day after aution some people moved inside the home with there trucks in the driveway.. but i did not confront them because the deed was not in my possession so 1month later after i received the deed  i spoke to the man and we came to an agreement verbally no writing or papers that he would give me 500$ a month as rent keep in mind i have never entered the home so one month past and i went over to the man to collect rent and he told me he cannot pay me because the house needed serious repairs so i got frustrated  talking with him and told him to just leave i cannot repair the home while he is living there so i waited 1 week and the man still never left so i served an eviction notice and had to wait another  30days in order to file it to the court..well im going to court next week and was seeking advice do i demand a jury trial for the extra cost?

@William Joseph you are definitely getting a bunch of responses from folks that likely are scared of or have never owned guns/ammunition.Hunting/fishing is a normal past time in the flyover states where I live - I sent you a colleague request - depending on what you have would possibly be interested in buying if it's anything I collect and at the least can guide you in how to sell the items left behind. 

I decide to take it all and invest in syndication with returns of 9% or I can buy 4 houses cash and let you manage it and collect my rents.

They also keep years old listings that have sold and cancelled, and it's just the most inaccurate place for data tbh.

I have looked at citydata.com, worldpopulation.com and the US census data website (which shows data gathered in 2010).

I’d be interested in collecting an opinion or two from people that have made this choice before...I’ve collected about a dozen SFR rentals and I’m considering selling one.

The operating company takes on all of the liability that would otherwise blow back on you including: paying property management, paying contractors, collecting rent, marketing, etc.

If so, where would that data be?