Unfortunately I can't vouch for the accuracy of the data though (according to this Westgate is D area). 

And that is because unfortunately pulling permits is a 2-4 month turnaround depending on the city.

What else if any one has a nice flow chart and guide me i will appreciate.Regards,namal Unfortunately there is no "flow chart", as real estate while having similar fundamentals, really boils down to each asset.

Unfortunately, you can't turn off the electricity-you can ask the electric company what happens if the tenant doesn't put it in their name.

I called their help center and unfortunately found them less than helpful. 

Unfortunately, the vast of them have houses and other buildings or improvements on them so I can't compare the public records. 

I invest in San Diego county and unfortunately believe your property as described above is negative cash flow after including cap expense, vacancy, and maintenance.  

Unfortunately, overpricing is a common issue, distorting market realities and extending time-on-market.

Unfortunately, there was an undisclosed leak issue that my inspector uncovered, which the seller was supposed to fix.

Unfortunately, there are no real population centers (over 100k people) within 2 hours of where I am.