This can lead to having to sift through TONs of properties before finding one we can make an offer on close to asking price....This being said if you find an agent who does both then they will have a better understanding of what your looking for. 

If I had the time to sift through 2,000+ results, I wouldn't be asking. ;)

A newbie could sink real fast if they dont know how to sift through the wealth of knowledge this site does offer.

Have Open House- Interview and prequalify, sift out the flakes and what not.Provide link for online application - Saves you hassle and paperwork to keep track of. https://eforms.com/rental/application/Provide Link for free credit report [ www.annualcreditreport] - This allows them to get ... them email you the pdf.Go over application and look for good tenants, no evictions and employed etcBest applicants that actually follow through then I do a regular credit check- Saves everyone time and money.Tenants are unfairly treated in the application process.

After sifting through all 18 pages, I've found your recommendations and that of others as well.

Sift through the comparable property pictures and see if somewhat-updated properties are renting for more money. 

Sifting through the alphabet soup of acronyms to come up with a meaning definitely is a step in the right direction towards super stardom

For me, I have to sift through so many to find the the ones that can steadily pay, maintain a job and not be involved in chaos.

Returns can be there, you just have to sift through the bad stuff.  

There are still a lot of smart people who if you sift hard enough provide a lot of value.