After about month (starting Jan, 2018) of combing every single deal on MLS with a fine tooth comb and contacting wholesalers and FSBO property owners, was able to make couple of offers only to be outbid by other investors, or being late to the game by a day or so. .   

The only way you can achieve what you are looking to do is by being dishonest on your mortgage application - and mortgage departments are going through things with a fine tooth comb - after all they are not exactly inundated with work at the moment!

I have also found that if you comb your hair wrong that day you can end up with an uneven lawn.Use sod.

I spent most of my weekend combing the internet to see what I could find for Wisconsin but I can't seem to find anything. 

For our deals we comb through county records and look for interesting properties that have opportunity if a creative approach is taken.We are searching for a small amount of people in pre-foreclosure who have a great motivation to sell.Reaching out to the community to see if someone has pointers or ideas how to:Find online Notice of Default (NOD), lis pendens or for a Notice of Sale.

Your best bet is to hook up with a broker who has off market info or that is willing to comb through foreclosures and short sales and find you what you are looking for.

However, if given the choice to do only 1, I would take a fully licensed GC combing through the property rather than a home inspector. 

Hi all,I'm an investor and I have a certain part of town that I would like to catalog for every single unit that is listed as a duplex, up to 8-12 unit apartment complex, and then start working through that list and making regular contact with the owners.Does anyone have a tested and efficient approach for combing a specific town/zip code for potential multifamily properties to seek out ?

I continue to comb through the forums daily and take in as much as I can.

Hey there Brent Combs, I hope all  is well.