FYI my market would be Miami and I’ve already been pre-approved from my lender.My first option is buying an investment property, I’m very interested in the BRRR method, either as section 8 or regular rental property.

Lawyers know the local methods. 

I was wondering what methods I can use to accurately find the property owners information for a specific house/complex? 

Hi Svetlana,There are rules governing the methods used to determine what is called in Appraiser land FMV - Fair Market Value.Appraisers have to follow the procedures in their manual USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices) normally this leads to FMV being determined on appraisals of property sold in the past 6 months.

The one in Colorado will be a rental and I will apply the BRRRR method. 

So I'm trying to apply the BRRRR method and I came across a speed bump of my DTI. 

If conventional methods aren't working out for you, then I recommend, as you said, looking into a possible seller financing option.

Hi Mike,If it were mine, I'd paint the house white (because that might make it look a little bigger) with a conservative blue trim.I'd cut the tree branches above the windows on the tree in front of the house.Put some nice new house numbers on it, trim the shrubs and do something with the sidewalk, possibly pavers like in the pic below (if the neighborhood was appropriate for it--if not probably pour a new walkway).

Everyone these days is stripping their equity out of their properties because of the popularity of the BRRRR method.

You definitely want to do your due diligence to make sure your contract is legal and executed properly, but there is nothing inherently wrong with that purchase method.