Depending on the county you are interested in they might have examples online, if not you can call the clerks office downtown and they will have someone that can walk you through the site. 

Chase used to have an REO site.

We input our listings on all the normal avenues, people either call or inquire through each respective site.

I also got an answer from AVVO, the lawyer "referal" site, in which the attorney stated that this situation has a lot to do with the verbage used in the lease - which I am not worried about. 

I joined the site back in February and have been on a swift ramp up educating myself on all things RE, reading a number of BP books (and their recommendations) and rolling through the first 80 BP podcasts to date.I'm a full time tech executive in the bay area, CA looking into OOS opportunities to build a RE portfolio (British expat permanently moved to the US in 2014).

Got this from county appraiser site.

I suggest going to the NARPM site and searching for a profession PM.

This business relies heavily on relationships and if your broker has been in this business for 2 decades, I’m sure there is potential for you to grow your network with their help.

I, like most of us, found BP through web searches and having originally dismissed the site am back to it after almost a year.

Septic inspection should be on your states web site what is required.