Property and Loan Details 3 FamilyLocation: New Britain, CTPurchase: $123,000Rehab budget: $55,300Down payment: $18,450 (15%)Loan principal amount: $104,550Total Loan (principal plus rehab): $159,850Appraised as-is value: $125,000 (pre-rehab)Appraised ARV: $255,000Loan Terms: 9.99% for 12 monthsInterest only payments each monthPoints: 3.5FinancingThe hard money lender had a few programs.

They DO offer a program called SONYMA RemodelNY Renovation.

I'm in San Diego and the SD parking Enforcement website addresses illegal parking in public areas, and vehicles abandoned on public or private property for 30 days, but if they're living in it for that time I wouldn't think it would be abandoned.

@Keleen Culberson Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth (a BP publication) is a great read.

All the info is out there for public consumption.

Trusts create this anonymity by removing your name from public record.

4-If the town maintains it then it is most likely considered a street or alley and has been "given" to the town, which makes it "public" property, even though it could be a private alley.

The programs offered are 5/1, 7/1, 10/1 ARMs and 15 & 30 year fixed rates at about .5% higher than the ARM rates. 

Do I just find the owner of rental properties through public records and contact them or is there another way?

I think I'll first try to market it as a 'luxury' student housing unit and will check with the school and their housing program.