I have heard that it is hard to get accurate lien info nationwide and to be careful when trusting data from providers claiming accurate tax lien and divorce data nation wide?

I'm just wondering if renting out a 4br/2.5ba for $1000 is realistic in a small town of 2500 people (but who are 15min from Lumberton, NC w/ 20k pop, and an hour from Florence SC and Fayetteville NC).Fairmont data seems 16% vacancy rate *overall* (which includes unsold properties on the market).There's no Rentometer data, it seems.

Can you resign a new lease if they agree and go through credit checks and employment checks again to ensure they have at least 3 x the rent as monthly income etc.

In Tarrant County, the data that can be used to construct a Tax Delinquent list is offered for free by the "Tax Assessor-Collector".

On top of that, I like to get the data, like occupancy, any major problems or tenants that are difficult.

Is either one of these options feasible and how can I ensure a win-win for this 70 year old seller and for myself and any other financer?  

So, you sign the listing contract, collect data and pics, put a sign in front of the house, then get it on the MLS.

Is this indicative of a less comprehensive data source? 

It's better to deal with a reputable larger firm vs. mom and pop shop to ensure they are doing everything on the up and up and someone isn't going to lay claim to your property in 3 months from now (like a divorced spouse...I've seen it happen)People's opinions are going to vary on the hard money. 

Might offer you some unbiased feedback / data?