In California they sign this puppy ...It is understood and agreed that this agreement applies to all known and unknown claim of loss and we, (husband/wife) waive all right or benefit that we may have or in the future may accrued under Section 1542 of the Civil Code of the State of California, which section reads as follows: General Release: Claims extinguished.

My accountant is good at keeping records and making my books straight but she's not up to date on the details of tax code.

You could use this to calculate an ROI except the big question is how much will it take to bring this property up to code.

Just for your information check with the local city to see what setback city code specifies.Sounds like there is no setback where fence is.

I would be forever grateful if people could help me out and let me know which areas/zip codes investors are looking to buy in.

I see quite a few SFHs for <100k, but not sure if there are still good deals, or if I'm just looking in the wrong zip codes...Would love to hear your thoughts @Joe O @Phillip Dwyer @Robert Adams @Tiger M. 

You could buy the software and have them code the macro that performs the scraping so you could run it when you wanted.

So I go to all the town meetings to get approvel, get all the permits and all the building codes I need to get started.

One of the towns I invest in has quite a few lots available, but when I spoke with the code enforcement office, I was told they couldn't remember the last time there was new construction in the town.

If you're not to code or have any issues, they won't turn it on.