But I've been spoiled in the past when I could see a place and instantly get a property profile.It seems the data services are really set up so that individual investors have to go through someone else to get data.

Are there any other resources to collect this data?

If it was a rental did you collect in any of the cash flow or did that go to the investors?

But, it is a tool grounded in lots of data, history and experience.

Especially, be sure there are no low spots that will collect water.

At first, I thought maybe I should start as a bird dog since it's easier, but then you look at the details, you only collect hundreds of dollars as a bird dog, while you can earn thousands by just doing some contractual work.

Any lawsuits would be on that property alone, not collectively.

You can get market data from calling on currently listed ads and asking questions about its details, most important being sq/ft to figure out the rent/sqft ratio and what part of town its in.

It said that "the collective efforts of servicers and government officials to date have not translated into meaningful improvement in foreclosure prevention outcomes."

Additional info to my above post that I forgot to add.I'm planning to allow the buyers to claim the tax deductions for the payments they make, taxes, insurance--this will be written up by the attorney....my understanding from title co we present them with our purchase agreement and they send to the atty for the prep of the REC then the final pkg is held by an escrow that collects the payments until the "buy out" of the contract occurs in 2.5 years.Is there a better way to structure this and or what should I be aware of tax wise on this?