I'd definitely connect.Otherwise, your best bet might be a local or regional bank

Hopefully a local wholesaler can chime in to connect.

IF you can't find information for your local area from a reliable source (ie government) that you are comfortable following, hire an attorney who does evictions.

Yesterday I went in to the local city clerks office to request a list of properties with code violations.

I am an investor-friendly agent and a local Belleville investor myself.

You should be able to get this approved by a local bank or credit union pretty easily.

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Quote from @Mason Jacobs: Quote from @Eric Goldman: Quote from @Mason Jacobs: @Eric Goldman had a good point, if you don't rent it out no one will lend DSCR, you might get a local bank but a DSCR doesn't work if you don't have it rented!  

Meaning being a developer is actually possible for a local to develop in their own backyard. 

Purchase price: $190,860 Cash invested: $198,000 I purchased a condo that had already been remodeled by another local flipper.