But I'm pretty confident I have some good leads already. 

Feel free to redact the SSNs or any confidential info until you select your accountant if you’re worried about that as that won’t really matter at the initial consultation phase. 

I'm confident I can find a property but whether or not the numbers will make sense is another story.  

Also in non-binding LOI we have confidentiality component where we try to see big key DD items upfront to make sure nothing would majorly affect loan or cash flow of the property before spending maybe thousands negotiating a contract for purchase.Nothing is  fool proof but measures can be put in place to try and limit losses and get rid of loser properties right away.No legal advice given.    

It's still bewildering as to how one would go about finding an adequate market and which states currently offer that, but I suppose that the more time I spend researching the topic the more confident I will feel about this first step in the real estate world.

Send a registered return receipt letter toRaymond WojtowiczWayne County Treasure400 Monroe Ave.Detroit Michigan 48226Tell him your problem in a nut shell and I bet you get an answer.Mark on the envelope personal and confidential and I bet you get an answer.Tell him you are calling and can not get response.If you have any details as to date and time put it into the letter.

There's a way to get this confidential information.Terry

@Cheryl Vargas, eviction cases (in Sonoma County, not sure about other areas) are confidential filings.

You can sign the confidentiality agreements and download the due diligence forms from there. 

I am confident I could increase the rent to $6,000/month based on the demand and current market which is hot (even better than before COVID).However, I did get an offer from a former tenant to buy my penthouse turn-key this week.