You can go to the county records and look them up by address.Barring that, some title companies will give you an account if there is the promise of business.  

Without being a loan officer Or knowing your financial situation in detail I can’t make any promises Of course, but in my experience a lender should be able to let you know what you’ll qualify for and provide a preliminary prequal letter with just some basic info. 

They must show proof of utilities, renter insurance, animal screening, and all other requirements.Don't ever accept a promise.

Again they promised to update it at their expense, but I didn't see how they'd do it and I worried I'd be stuck with a house that has lots of half done projects.

Gotta want it bad enough, and fake it till you make it!!!

Keep your eye out though as I promise you will find the right property here.

I’m learning that there is a growing problem with certain scam books coming out on the market that aren’t legitimate, and the scammer even has dozens of fake reviews posted under fake names to pump up the book’s ratings.There is no credible information or sound real estate investing advice in this book even in general, yet alone the BRRRR strategy.

This property is a very promising property in the path of development and it is close to Disney World as well as the NBA bubble.

I know of one person who purchased a 1/4 share years ago and despite all the promises, never saw any profit to speak of.

I don't know this company.However, and you probably know this already, but beware of companies that promise to "get it done" and charge upfront non-refundable fees.