Not sure how close PA is to that, but a quick web search should turn up an answer. 

Tenant A is now leaving but Tenants B and C want to renew with a Tenant D (a person they found). 

As with any resource, you'll find stuff you like and bypass stuff you don't.There may be a guru out there worth the $10K, but my guess is you'll get the best bang for your buck stating off by meeting local investors, reading books, and web searches.

I've found a few links, but the full ramifications for a buy and hold investor/landlord are yet to be seen:http://www.nreionline.com/nrei-wire/10-must-reads-...http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-gop-tax-...http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-gop-tax-refor...

I own a web development company so I create my own. 

Forget web-based sellers of lender lists, most/all of which are scams, and multi-state far away lenders, who likely have no understanding of you or your area and might not be sympathetic to any problems you might have after you’ve borrowed the money.Do prepare a list of questions for your prospective lender.

Just because it's on a crowdfunding web site doesn't mean it is a good deal.

On the surface they appear to meet my requirements.....except for the credit...they have none, the response came back as N/A!

Originally posted by @Gabe N.:A

It comes down to a time vs. money volume kind of thing.Regarding owner addresses from county web sites, it is hit and miss.