Some managers act like rent collectors only, so after the lease ends they find out there was a bunch of damage to the property and are completely shocked by it.

Maybe try the tax collector/assessor site, as opposed to the property appraise/recorder site.

My DTI was a little too high (had 1 bad credit hit, and bought a harley), appraisal didnt come in, and I was not able to acheive my Heloc goal. 6 months later, I paid off my credit card, sold my first house, and released some capital and debt in my name, and hit the 1 year seasoning mark, and BOOM.

Make 10 offers if you only get one, that says you are an investor, not a collector.

Eugene Johnson try the local tax collectors office

It's going to boom or bust, we'll see.

The city has grown beyond college town, and has a diversified economy, with an emphasis on technology, which is booming locally.

We bought in a up and coming neighborhood that during the boom had started to see new buildings/restaurants, but had not been fully developed yet.

Market is going up here... plaza/noda and southend are booming now; I've missed some major opportunities.

One plan includes lowering the Federal Income tax to 5% and Capital Gains to 0% If this happens hold on the Boom is a coming.