There are probably some folks on this forum who specialize in vacation rentals that may be able to lead you in the right direction to get this data.

He's a 3rd generation CPA in Pasadena, Ca and one of his specializations is Real Estate.His clients have over $1B in investment property- he knows his stuff.  

HOA has healthy reserves per sellerOne special assessment since 2008HOA takes care of water, Heat (gas) and water boilers (one per two units), outside maintenanceProperty management cost $500 per month and handles all paperwork, payments to vendors and collection of dues.Thanks

I can connect you with some of my agents who specialize in Multi-Families. 

Like Mark said, you have to look at rental restrictions, HOA fees and what they cover, and also watch out for special assessments that might be coming soon like roofs, painting, driveways, that can add several hundred dollars a month to the normal HOA fees.  

With the other attributes I use a point system where they get points for having what I want and lose points for having problems.  

All you need is to put an ad in craigslist right now saying handyman special, fixer upper, investor special, etc... and you will sell it.  

I'm very excited and honored to be a part of this community.I'm new to real estate investing and currently focusing on specializing in wholesale/assignments, and want to implement other real estate investing strategies in the future such as:*owner financing (3 year lease to own, followed by a 30 year mortgage)*buy/hold Etc.I am also looking to network with real estate investors as well!

That's a tough niche to begin to specialize in.

I specialize in the South Florida Condominium market and investment properties/homes.