It might also require a geotechnical report.

I may be asking for advice on the financing since I’ve only done traditional in the past but I have flawless credit report and a good amount of cash avail but I’d rather not touch much of that.

http://www.wcsh6.com/news/watercooler/article/232323/108/Ohio-landlord-whips-tenant-for-late-rent

Use of your own vendors or ours (contractors, handymen)...Accounting reports, which format, how frequently updated, available online, quicken, quickbooks, excel?

The good news is its fixable.

BoA's foreclosure business -- Recontrust -- got kicked out of Washington State, and many others. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-08-05/bofa-s-recontrust-unit-sued-by-washington-state-over-foreclosure-practices.htmlThere are houses that are literally rent ready, that have sat for 2-3 years...

If that doesn't turn up anything, I would think (and others with more experience, please jump in) that the best thing to do would be to report it abandoned to the DMV.

I wouldn't worry about running a credit report on someone who won't have anything on their credit.

I know that I will need a title report on the property to show what judgements, liens or encumbarances are on it, but how do I get that kind of information without coming out of my pocket?

Have you experienced the slowness of funding or CS inquiries that others on BP have reported?