@Ronnie Sparrow I'm not sure about Stewart Title but you can get that info from listsource and narrow your focus based on a map or zip code search.

Once I have my list, I filter it out to specific zip codes and other criteria.

Hey all you Raleigh-Durham/Triangle area investors, specifically those of you who are flipping property, is there specific zip codes or neighborhoods that are a no go in your opinion?

My brokerage is working on a property in Pasadena CA that has a long list of code violations(see attached photos).

Does anyone know which zip codes to buy in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake or Suffolk?

There may be a reason the seller does not want an agent involved other than commission which they are hoping you will miss like a code violation or cloud on title for example.

If you want more specifics on our goals, please ask and I will gladly share.We are currently sending out marketing to Non-owner occupied in a certain zip code in the Colorado Springs area.

You could go with a QR code on the postcard that directly pulls up the video in a smart, but how how many people in your audience is familiar with QR codes.

We don't see this kind of content around here very often so I thought I'd bump it and see if we can shake out some more input.There are, of course, loans that are beneficial to you if you buy intending to occupy 50% or more with your own business.Moving back to commercial from residential can be tricky even with satisfying code questions about, say, parking.

Tried looking at the codes online but haven't seen anything so far.