It is on the county website.

I could be wrong, but I believe that if I just stick to what I can do and continue putting in my effort to connect with others with offers to help them (for free), help those even newer than I am to this website, be open to opportunities that come my way without expectations of their size, then I will eventually  succeed.I think that the one determining factor in me that makes me sure I will succeed in the end is my drive to keep at this until I have achieved success, and I plan to never give up as long as I am alive.

Absorb everything you can from this website. 

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I ultimately went with Arizona because I thought I would rather visit AZ twice a year than Oklahoma, Ohio, or Illinois.Phoenix and Tucson were equally good choices- but there were a few other cities I also really liked.I looked for any city/community with consistent job, population, and wage growth.

I've also found tenants from online classified ads, holding an open house, and from my own website. 

When meeting people that you may potentially work with I would suggest setting up appointments with them on your visit and to see them in person.

[Anyone can use an amortization website (eg. usmortgagecalculator dot org) to work out acceptable terms].I agree with those suggesting don't offer asking price, but you maybe ok to offer a bit over your provable sold comps (before or instead of bothering with independent appraisals)?

My first go to is the assessors website.

You should be able to locate your COE on the eBenefits website.