If you meant for marketing purposes there's likely a way to filter data on recently foreclosed homes for which ones "appear" to of had equity at the time of foreclosure. 

Lately I've been hearing a lot of investors deciding to wait until after the election to jump into properties.

@David Lee Hall, III hi didn’t understand what the last line meant can you please explain a little simpler Thank you for a quick response

1) One commissioner, let's call her Chloe, got elected with a GED and a 5 word campaign speech - "The rent's too d*** high"2) No other commissioner wanted to take the side of rich landlords since those are way less votes than tenants3) 98% of tenants think they're paying too much for rent, so there'll never be enough affordable housingFunny, looks like Chloe is going to lose her re-election big.  

I was unable to clarify what they meant and/or how in the world they were doing that.

Mexico's economy took a huge dive when President Lopez Obrador won the election.

@Aaron Pfeffer I meant as far as lending outside of California.

Gave us approximately 8 months to secure funding and newer house meant easy turn key over to tenants.

@Michael Hebron JrIf you have a single member LLC with no special tax election you can pay whatever you want with it as it is disregarded for IRS and it all come down on your personal tax return.Now from an asset protection point of view, by using your llc to pay for things that have nothing to do with your LLC you are de facto creating an alter ego and lost any protection by piercing its company veil.You need to treat your company as a business.

I know you hear it often - but it's meant sincerely.I have seen a lot of veterans (USAF specifically) do very well as investors.