Contact your local wholesalers, find other investors who might want to move some inventory, Call FRBO, recent evictions, code enforcement violators... do what it takes! 

On it it states that "Assessee name and address are not available online per CA gov code".

The state where you reside should also be able to advise you of an exact list of things that you need for an LLC there.Some links with some information you might need:http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-086.html

Inspectors keep up with current safety aspects, material performance information, fire codes, health matters like radon and lead paint issues that contractors may not be required or exposed to.

Ohio Administrative Code Section 1301:5-5-07 provides a list of activities that an unlicensed person can and cannot perform with regard to residential property management.

this will give you an idea of what you're dealing with.3. are the code inspectors going to be up your butt as the new kid on the block?  

Code § 1701j–3, it will tell you all about the legalities of the due on sale clause, I agree it is "scurrying around the shadows" but it is 100% O.K. to do if you have to, the lender can not call it due. 

I just got a list of all the vacant properties in the zip code I want to focus on for my first investment.  

My workers live in the 900xx zip codes, they have first hand information on the movements for those zip codes, it's like a special niche, it might tricky but it could be done.

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