Hello Laura,I have actively purchased land that I identified for the last 10+ years.The easiest way to find out if the land is for sale is to talk to the owner directly.You can use tools such as Whitepages.com surprisingly they have over 90% of people's cell numbers.If you can't get the owner on the phone, I would send them a letter asking them if they want to sell, I have seen other people use actual contract offers that they send out to the owner trying to purchase the property.I would not share my concept unless its some sort of Charity that you are either seeking a partner or donation for.I haven't used PropStream, However one really good tool is called Land Glide, its and app on your phone, and you can look at the parcel makes in real time, and also see the owner info and for each parcel.Hope this helps,Dustin 

Sadly, the best I can usually do is a 30-year amortization with a few years of interest only.I'm happy to buy those assets as long as I end up with positive cashflow after the I/O period ends. 

My Rogers Park small 550 sq ft 2brs were $1250 in 2020 then $1450 last year and this year got $1600 with 3 apps on the last listing.

Loan terms are 4% / 25 AM / 18 Mo IO / Upfront Tax & Ins.

Chris,I have 2 brownstones and found the easiest and cheapest solution as follows:Smart lock (I recommend Schlage) with each tenant receiving app access and code.

I received a lot of pushback from my tenants not wanting to trust some random App Platform they had never heard of when I attempted to convert to software.

@Andrew Postell, sorry for whatever reason, the mobile app on Android was not resolving your name tagging. 

I just text handymen or whoever to go fix things when they break, then cash app or zelle them $.

Depending what state you're in there may be an app/website to go to and review.

They are combo locks & their app integrates with ESS, so the unlock code shows in ESS.