The property brings in steady rent with a potential cash flow of around $1,000/month.

Tennessee holding steady at #5And of course California came in dead last.

Scraped and built scrapers for easily 300 county rerocrders/courts/notice websites across the USABiggest hurdles are Limited access to information because of search parameters i.e only being able to search a single name/case number at a time and where/how do you generate them to search in the first place.Limited info provided from the diff records/courts/departments  search results.

Ohio, Idaho, Tennessee, Indiana, or North Carolina? 

Generally speaking, properties in various neighborhoods can be classified into:● Class A: constructed during the past ten years or new construction.

We do this, hourly rates and pretty common in Texas.

I’m in a similar situation in Concord NC.

Seeking a roofer to replace eight roofs in Granbury and Fort Worth, Texas.

I’d love to hear from anyone who has experience in this area. 

Now I am talking what I think the OP is talking about rural acreage that is in its natural state.