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Any house on public sewer will likely have a cleanout, which is a pipe (usually 4" or 6") with a cap on it.  

Depending on the level of acquisition you're intent on securing, the major indicator for me is really any immediate proximity to public transit or schools.

As for me...I'm just getting started wholesaling part time (I work f/t at Baptist Health) so I'd be interested in also knowing what you all are actually looking for (i.e. what's a good deal in your eyes)?  

I am assuming they pull public records so I wouldn't find anything at the police department either right?

Those leaky toilets can get expensive.3) Collections, you should check locally as sometimes the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) gets involved and I think there are some states that have requirements on how sub-metering has to be done. 

See also http://www.americanbar.org/publications/gp_solo/2011/july_august/referral_fee_ethics.html

@Serg Ela It depends on where the property is and what kind of public records you can find. 

Recently I acquired a Public Insurance Adjuster license.

We have always wanted to work for ourselves, and think this is a great way to eventually get there.I currently work full time as a dietitian and health coach, so most of this is new to me.