And no, this is not common but it does happen.

For starters, you could use the common real estate websites like Zillow and Trulia.

Some articles you will find good for multifamily investing: Deal Screening Checklist for Passive Multifamily InvestorsHow to Avoid the Most Common Commercial RE Due Diligence MistakesBP is a great community.

We believed the suggestion from Morris is ridiculous and have these two ideas for legal consulting, we are Canadian, don't really know US laws, just from some common sense and general knowledge about laws: 1)Indy Jax (Ocean Pointe) only shows up on the deed, no document between them and us, it seems there is no ground we can sue them, right?

Hi BP,I am analyzing some properties right now and noticed while zoning in on the area, that there is a powerline directly in front of the property, the neighbor directly across has a beware of dog sign, several neighbors have an overgrown lawn, and a few houses down it appears to be a junkyard or owners with several junky cars.

But then I noticed you need much money down to invest so if that’s the case that’s all I need to know.

Common in KC and I think other parts of the midwest, just can be hard to get both sides since they don't always come up for sale.

I may be partnering on a flip with someone, it's my first project and I'm curious about what common partnering terms are.  

Barely noticeable unless you were standing in the neighbors yard and looking for it.LandscapingStorySo this one worked out better than the last.

Not 100% sure what you mean by Notice of Default.