The husband has been working for a trucking company until last year and currently he works for himself and provided good income history.My personal search revealed he was involved in a hit and run last year and luckily it was not fatal, but I am guessing he was let go of the company and started his own.Add to the twist, zillow and redfin says their current residence was foreclosed in June but since it is so fresh not showing up on their records, the county record still shows their name.When I asked him indirectly about the traffic violation he admitted it was an accident and I can certainly understand it was an accident and he made a bad decision not to stop and I am okay with it.But the foreclosure finding has made me thinking and have not brought up to him.

All City records point to the sister of the deceased as current owner but the Title Report should reveal any title insurability issues.

A five minute search on BP will reveal numerous people whose ADU was valued significantly below the cost to add (or at least the hands off cost to add).

Your lack of understanding is revealed in the advice you give.

A Google search of the owner might reveal alot.

So without revealing the neighborhood you like so well, are you willing to say what a "perfect neighborhood for wholesaling" looks like to you? 

I thought it was good, spoke a lot about systems, but I was under the mistaken impression that some of those systems were going to be revealed. 

More often then not the property will be in a high crime area, and the local police reports reveal shootings, homicides, assaults, etc...Still I'll go drive to the property at night and my gut tells me pass.

You can't expect people to answer 20 super broad questions on a public forum, especially when some of those questions involve revealing proprietary data and information.

I assume you are concerned about revealing the house is vacant, I would recommend using FakeTV (and a lamp with a timer).