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I have always heard that title companies would provide that info, but why would they have it. Where I live you can pay $1.50 at the courthouse and get the leads each week or month however often you want to do it, but it still takes me time.

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I'm sure you also learned a great deal from the process which will serve you for a lifetime!

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You can also pay to list it on Loopnet which is essentially the commercial MLS. You do not have to be an agent to list your property there even though most people assume that is the case. Also just google free internet real estate classifieds and you will find a slew of them.

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Good call looking it up until you verify. If it means section and there is professional management it is probably a plus because a portion or all of the income is pretty much guaranteed. Also if these folks cause problems you can get a judgement against them and they will lose their subsidy and they surely do not want that to happen.

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I have a many rental units and I think it is difficult to use any rules of thumb. In my opinion it is best to take all the information available and use the current income and expense figures do all your cash flow analysis based on actuals and determine if it fits into your portfolio. Older buildings should always include an extra fudge factor for maintenance as they tend to have more issues. Never use a pro forma put forth by the seller. If they won't provide acutal I just move on, or contact a commercial broker that would have local averages to base a cash flow analysis on.

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