Depending on what area you're looking in, they may have 2008 info reported on quick stats.SEcond would be to try local RE firms like CBRE, Grubb&Ellis, etc.

According to a research firm, around 7,349 properties in Ohio entered some stage of foreclosure in December 2006.

Just FYI... if your financing appraisers have to pull comps from somewhere and come up with a value.. now in some markets that can be hard because not much gets sold on MLS other than old houses that need lots of work.. and because in some markets were the turn key folks work there simply is not many if any sales happening to homeowners.. although things are firming up in that regard..

But would love to work for a firm that acquires and manages MF complexes.

If you have an existing Roth IRA, this is the way to go.With this structure, the best place to start your vendor research is with the specialty firms offering the LLC program. 

At least with a larger firm (some of which are on BP) you'll have audited financials.     

Who are the top 3 most active residential real estate brokers/firms in the OKC Metro?

I’m also assuming the Walgreens lease is flat for 20 years of firm term and then 5-year cancellation rights kick in for the remaining 55 years of the 75-year lease?

Once I identify a property that looks like a deal at that level, it's a good idea to engage a local PM in order to verify those assumptions, and firm up your expenses as well (especially payroll and management costs).2.

Always ask for an EPA RRP certified lead inspector.RRP Certified firms are giving a green EPA badge with an EPA Serial number as shown below.2.