I've yet to find a "one stop shop" for credit, criminal, or other screening elements here in ME.

I don't post that much on here but I am trying to post more and interact more so here goes. 

In my assumption, I believe it would be just like owning residential multi family properties except that I would have a higher volume of interaction with the property manager.

Jump in and start interacting

It all started by listening to Joshua Dorkin's and Brandon Turner's advice; set up a profile, upload a picture and introduce yourself to the BP Community.I look forward to the next steps ahead: analyzing properties, viewing properties, further networking and speaking with the first private investor I have in mind.TL;DR   ****Newbies, start interacting with the community, the value you might find could change your career and life.

Your County Auditor should have an interactive zoning map...if not, the city oftentimes has this resource...

Anything with an open heating element has fire risk.

The more time you spend interacting here, the more you'll find your real estate goals being fed

I've even had several interactions with these individuals via social media and one in person meet up, but was turned off by their general demeanor and the lack of willingness to share basic tips in return for my own knowledge on digital platforms. 

If you have a CRM system or even just excel, plug this owner, contact info and all of your interactions with this person in there.