In those cases or other specified large rent increases that cause displacement, landlords would have to pay relocation benefits, with increased benefits for the disabled, seniors and those living with minors.The measure would also create a nine-member rent stabilization board to determine annual adjustments, hear petitions for individual rent increases and pursue remedies in court.

The next step after your list is made is to call each one and ask what their minimum mortgage amount is on a non owner occupied loan.

I think it is important and it will also help you grow as an investor and learn the ins and outs of both product types.I would take the first step as soon as you think you are ready. 

Photos are ok, but they really aren't needed because if I run my numbers and think the property is worth pursuing I am going to want to see it in person.

We have a property management company in town and could help you through some different recourse steps:- Make sure to look through the management contract you signed to see what recourse actions have been put in there for this specific situation- Make sure to look at any invoices that were input into your owner statements/portal and see if these checks were made out to actual contractors or were made for legitimate expenses.

@Josh Fernandez When you buy a foreclosed home you still have to go through the traditional closing steps as if you were buying a traditional sale.

Its  courageous step and seems like you secure yourself financially before  jump in as full time Investors.  

Hi I'm new to RE investing and from all the books and vlogs I've seen I've never came across the order of steps I should take to purchase a fix and flip.

When property transfers at death, the reciepent gets a "stepped up basis" which is the value on the date of death. 

But I'm not sure what step I should take to begin this journey.