Has to do more with when you get the property, amount of rent etc.For residential loan (single family, small multis), talk to a mortgage specialist in a bank (or do it yourself, read the Fannie Mae guideline, google it, it is long but if you are willing to spend time, it is readable.)For commercial loan, has to talk to the loan officer.  

Care to re-post this in a more readable, cogent manner?

I want to convert it into a readable excel spreadsheet.  

Thomas Guillory , I got the CD of delinquent tax rolls from Tarrant County too; the only problem is he second file with the actual data with amounts owed is blank, filled with zeroes.I was able to convert the larger DAT file into a readable excel format, but not the second file.

Put a camera on them or see if there is a remote readable meter.

Kindle format will *probably* remain readable for a while, but possibly not as long as PDF.End nerd mode

@Buzzy Speedoin the future, I think it would be a great help if your original post is a little more readable.  

Looks like that isn't very readable w/o zooming in.  

Also, I like Fishman's Tax Deduction Guide for Landlords by Nolo  (mentioned more in the tax/law section of BP) as this summarizes most of the relevant IRS regs and rules in a readable way.

There have been a number of minor tweaks/changes over the years since that time, so it's probably overdue for an update, but as always, what budget will that project come out of...That Handbook is basically a friendly / human-readable version of the laws themselves, which are obviously the most up to date, if a little terse.