Title docs does not refer to deeds of trust, but the title to the property itself which includes legal description, liens and encumbrances (the important part) transaction history (dates and amounts of loans and title transfers along with names), etc.

I am told that even though these 2 are under the same ownership that one or the other is stronger in certain geographical areas.Do you know which is stronger in Chicago market?

Also, once this subject line was stuck in my mind, I couldn't think of a more concise and descriptive topic name.

That sounds like a building description, Not the zoning for the property, assuming you are looking at the accessor/property appraiser's site.

I try doing my homework on as much as possible, but it seems as much as I attempt to do my diligence, everything I find is relatively generic in its description.

If you are looking in a specific geographic area, find a buyer's agent that works in that area.

You have to be able to look at a property and mentally calculate how much you will be able to get in rent.I'm not an expert by any means, but I focus in a very narrow geographic area and have a pretty good feel for property values and rents.

Hi Reed,Becoming a paying member on putting it in the marketplace on here might yield her some results with pictures and descriptions of the property.

Brief description in the post at this link:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/16/topics/49289-double-close-reo-using-end-buyer-funds?

I walk into perspective buys and can pretty much instantly rework it as needed in my head, vision is part of the job description.