Also if you know the census tract # of the property, then there is an IRS or US Treasury web site which has a list of all the OZ census tracts - it's downloadable into a spreadsheet. 

Scope of work includes:• Excavation of dirt crawl space in basement (roughly 350 sqft)• Foundation reinforce• New/level flooring• Rough in Framing/drywallWould anyone be willing to share names of general contractors in the area?

Bought it for $95k off market, planning to put in about $43k and sell for $190k.We walked through twice and the seller told us there was no basement and no crawl space. 

I can't imagine this taking less than 10 years now that the Covid has slowed everything to a crawl.

When I was breaking into the web developer industry, there was plenty of free meetups that I could attend to network with other like minded individuals.

Everything with housing has slowed to a crawl as well, so it's unlikely they'll get their updated voucher, find a new place, and get inspections done within a reasonable timeframe.

http://phila-records.com/historic-records/web/

Incase anyone does look this up in the future here's what I did to resolve this.I used a web parser to extract all the addresses in the state for 2 different competing tenants.

I'm specifically looking at Spur Line Commons (Phase 2) by Reid's Heritage Homes or perhaps Web Oaks Urban TownsThanks!

If it's vacant, we'll walk around it and peek into any parts we can see, look under the crawl space and so forth.