Tax records may have comps on neighboring parcels if they closed recently.Title, survey, building dept., flood plain map a few resources on due diligence.Land is a whole different animal so if you can't wholesale be careful about closing on them.

If you don't, search the county records.

Thanks in advance You need to have records of when you stopped renting the house.

So I am looking at a 4/2 in a rural area (public record actually shows it as a 5/3), that is a HUD home as well.

Thanks Ryan,Not sure if it was converted or not, however it is listed as a 3 family on the public record.

Sounds like family has money so have been able to keep his name out of the criminal record so far.Once the guy is out, you need to make a call to his dad and let him know they both will be getting a bill to repair the damages.

The BP record so far is 29 years.

.- Do I need to quiet the title after the deed is recorded or can I sell it to an "all cash" buyer?

Areas for financing, record keeping... the list is long.

I suspect there are other tests the accountant uses (the approximate land value and the county tax records) to determine if the $15Kper space is a reasonable number and will pass an IRS review.