Some are basic some are very detailed.You can often filter by FMV, Taxes owed, if owner lives at property address or elsewhere, how many years they are behind etc.I filter my list and eliminate too cheap and too expensive FMV.Once I have the data pruned down I start looking at every thing on GIS and Google street view.I eliminate stuff I'm not interested in.

Lots of practical advice, some of it probably already addressed in Brandon's book, but it also includes your state-specific laws and they are current.

@Rick Michaels Yes, your lease should address “plumbing” issues.

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

I noticed you are from the Philippines, I don't know if you have an accent but if you do, you may want to address that after the intro of the cold call since some people are sometimes put off by accents.

If 15 years, no matter how new, assume the buyer and his inspection will want it addressed.

Can I open up a corp or sole proprietorship with a home address?

Address, specs, condition, price" optional: "Current market rents are ()"Real estate is a game of endless networking.

Originally posted by @Neil Aggarwal:I agree most banks will not give consent but some lenders will allow it, especially private ones.I tried to appease you but now we can address the reality in the fact that your statement represents less than .5% of the market at best. 

@Benjamin OrozcoFirst I would address the late payment issue.