So I've been going back through some old forum conversations and building an archive so I don't have to repeat someone else's question in the future...

If it's an older structure you may have to dig through the counties archives.

Don't be afraid to ask questions but use the archives also.

If you know who the title company was you might be able to get them to go back in to their archives and get you a copy but 9 years is a long time.

Rumor is it’s either IPO or layoffs. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1559720/000119312520294801/d81668ds1.htmTiming couldn’t be worse so it appears they’re desperate for funding.

Brandon demos the various calculators in some of the archived webinars and short videos. 

I come from an IT background so it was somewhat second nature for me to try using internet archives. 

When I hung up, he said, “you should be archiving this process.”

@Alec WheadenTry searching the land records archives for mortage/title information.

I put this breakdown in my archives to keep track of what actually occurs as time goes on.Rental Income $125,400.Property Taxes $21,875Gas $1300Trash $1,400Water $3,000Insurance $3,600Net Annual Income $940,000X 10 Years = $140,000Now, I look at profit with annual rent increases plus increased property value that results from rent increase multiplied times the Gross Multiplier over a 10-year period.