Hey @Yuri WoitscheckI have tried listsource and, unfortunately, they do not have this data:/

Unfortunately houses tend to either be a great asset for appreciation r they cashflow well, but rarely both. 

Unfortunately that is absolutely not the case in NJ.

Unfortunately this happens as word gets out that a house is vacant/unattended.

Depending on your circumstances you may also look at long term private lenders, the rates are higher but they don’t have the same limitations that banks do.  

We feel extremely fortunate to have made the decisions we have based on learning what we could from bigger pockets.Our problem now is that we would very much want to purchase one or two more homes but unfortunately as the main source of income, my job was eliminated this past May due to Covid.

Unfortunately, with flipping comes the City of Austin and it can be quite cumbersome to navigate.

“People” tends to just “call out” loan products not understanding that the best loan product for you really depends on your circumstances?

Whether or not it's capital gain vs ordinary income subject to SE tax is the million dollar question.Not enough information was given here to make that determination, which is based upon fact and circumstance. 

Unfortunately you probably won't find anything on a 1994 structure.