Those are public record, yes??

Many appraisers get assigned jobs in markets they are not familiar with and end up pulling sales straight out of public records which show little or nothing about the condition/situation of the sold properties.

Eventually you can issue your own private REIT and then maybe a public one.  

@Rohit Jindal depends if the utilities are public/private and who pays them.For public utilities that are billed from the city directly to the residents, expenses average 30-35%.

Should I physically go to the court house to view public records?

I am a public notary so I would meet tons of sellers, contractors, attorneys, and realtors weekly.

Name, DOB... so I can look on the Department of Public Safety and make sure they don't have a felony assult record.

The following was found in a google search:When septic systems are properly designed, constructed, and maintained, they effectively reduce or eliminate most human health or environmental threats posed by pollutants in household wastewater.

In the end I would rather have a house I can market to the public than one where I hope an investor will pay enough for me to make a profit.Good Luck.Bill

I've done close to 100 real estate deals the last few years but have never attempted to do a sandwich lease option until now.I have signed lease with option to buy with the seller and have recorded the option in the public records.I now want to do a sandwich lease option and have found someone who wants to be the end buyer.