I've been digging all day and discovered that their office address is a virtual location where they just receive mail there.

If you haven't already, you should dig into the Tampa Bay market and surrounding areas which is poised for significant growth over the next few years.

Nothing mind blowing here...If a tenant sends me a video of a burst water line the last thing I do is waste time getting in my car and driving over there.I'd immediately walk the tenant through shutting the water off.I don't know if you were trying to dig at me for talking down about $80k properties.

Some do, but you may also have to dig some.Probably our closest office to you is Litchfield and McDowell.

The easiest way to do this outside of some sort of scraping tool (which i recommend digging into), is to develop a solid list of ways to look for deals (not just zillow or mls), and then develop a super specific buy box, then just create custom filters with notifications where applicable, you can also use a VA to look through the various acquisition methods and send you a vetted list every day. 

We refer to this as reconciling to the previous tax return.As far as where to get the information to calculate some of these values, most of it can be derived from the closing/settlement documents for the fixed asset.To calculate depreciation, amortization, etc, you'll dig through IRS publications.

You're going to get burned if you don't dig deeper and do more research.Friendly advice:)

The issue is I've lived in cities my whole life and feed off social life, something I'm already concerned with having when I'm working remotely.I'm currently eyeing cities like Chicago and NYC, the latter of which I have not lived in and have been doing some digging on.

.● Project the exit capitalization rate (exit cap).When facing objections while raising capital, it's important to dig deeper to understand the true underlying concerns.

It’s not in an HOA, and as far as I can tell, taxes owed are around 5k… I’ll do some digging into any other liens I can find.