So it would basically take something that might take hours or days for a newbie and condense it into mere minutes.Hope that helps!

I understand the principle but in almost every case, the property was bought for $X, was immidiately worth $X + 15%, then a mere 6 months later there majically appeared an incremental 20% property value increase.

Yes, you can merely disqualify him for failing to apply to utilities and get them in his name on time.

As far as my asking price, it is merely the asking price, it can be negotiated.

Is it merely for financing reasons later, or something else?

This provides a second method other than tenant deposits, it is e-bank compatible,  and scalable on autopilot as it takes merely a minute to do. 

Money is merely the byproduct result that comes.

Before reading your post, I spoke with them as they are used to doing Subject To deals and they said that the policy holder would switch to my entity name with the mortgagor's name as secondary - I am interested to see what their feedback is with your suggestion -- as your approach seems to send less "red flags".

So it isnt merely about the rents and the price, who lives there plays a large part in your overall costs.

The problem is Zillow has made it such a minor commitment for the renter to click "they are interested" when most of the time they don't even read the ad, and a fair amount of the time their "interest" is merely a fleeting thought as they browse.