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Make your site credible (high conversion rat), then do SEO.WHILE you do this (as this takes time), you send out direct mail marketing.

---------------------------------If the tenant owned the house and the tenant authorized the repair, the offender and the victim would be one, so the merger doctrine would render the question moot.

As a wholesaler you gotta bring a real deal to the table not a house that already exists on a network that everybody looks at..MLS Wholesalers that do what you do have absolutely no credibility in the industry and they don't survive.Stick to driving for dollars, SEO, probate...etc...

Robert Schiller, Yale econ. prof author of "Irrational Exuberance" wrote the follow piece in the NYT yesterday.

Property Manager shall be, and Owner authorizes Property Manger to be, named as an additional insured party on Owner's policies."

Since you're new to this industry, you'll need to borrow credibility from others with more experience with whom you can partner. 

Cons = Zero vetting of users or ways to determine credibility of information posted; no accountability when clearly wrong information is posted. 

There should be Real Estate Division in Georgia or another authority to regulate property managers - google and call them first.

You don’t get registered for SEC 8 exactly, but you can contact the local Housing Authority to put your location on their available housing list and to schedule a landlord orientation, if they hold them in your market.