You can create your own list by looking through the public county records.Otherwise you can purchase a list from places like ListSource, Propstream, etc.

Usually doing about 40 leases in about 20 days when I open them to the public Many of my units are for student housing near a campus so we got parents there for the day, they don't want to have to go home 100s of miles away with their baby's housing still up in the air.

You can PM if you're uncomfortable posting about these large companies publically.

I’d look for subburbs bear public transit into the city.

She is not going to want a public eviction on her record.I would also have an attorney send her a letter.

I have owned 3 parks two were very good one was a disaster and that was because it was not on city water and sewer it had private well and septic.the old owner let them go to pot.. now to be fair I made a loan on this one and ended up owning it.. nightmare dealing with failed systems.If I was to acquire another park I would not buy anything that did not have public water and Sewer of course public water is not a given these days look at Jackson MS.

We hired a VA on Upwork to run through a list and remove all properties sold within the past 5 years - for my market in Philadelphia this information is public record on the City Website.

I’m saving for my first investment property and I’m thinking to either look for a house-hack in Chicago (which would be expensive, particularly as I need to be near good public schools) or invest in other markets with lower cost options, perhaps in Iowa or southern Wisconsin. 

Time and again people in the groups don't seem to understand the long term economics of all the money printing, government starting up companies that are taking loans from the fed to purchase other publicly traded companies and all of this on top of the viral issue.There is no playbook.

Also, for free video tour hosting, upload to Google Drive and make a "public" link to the file or folder you would like to share.