Conversely, you can start with something like your county auditor page, they usually have the ability to export all the properties that meet a certain use code, so if you are looking for multi family say 5-10 units you could export the use code that matches that in your local auditor, and then that is your starting point to start filtering through based on location unit count etc. 

I can easily get paint match in the future, so touch up is easy.- I have the property professionally cleaned, including wiping down walls.

We have sold 2 of the lots this year, and the proceeds about match our total expenses.

We are very picky with tenants and we can be, because we offer a premium product and will usually find a tenant to match.

Aiming for a niche audience in STRs that matches your location is a good start. 

If so, review it to ensure it matches the estoppel certificate4.

Most examples miss so many details that the stock market appears to match real estate, which is far from the truth.

Are they willing to provide a few months of bank statements and last years tax return showing matching income?

Unfortunately my municipal apples may be oranges to yours, I’ve navigated major urban municipal departments which simply might not match up to your local bureaucracy, but here’s my 2 penny opinion.- I stand by a pretty universal Bldg dept practice- a permit never gets released if zoning forbids it.

Ideally I would like my 401k to be a pass through account so I get my employer’s match.