It’s called the tax assessor’s office in my state and it’ll be whatever the equivalent is in yours.)Alternatively, there are online/private companies like Property Radar and Property Shark where you can get property owner contact information.

If you have a job to support negative cash flow, losing it can tank you, not so with positive cash flow properties.

So unless market tanks, I make 100% on that money.

Credit where credit is due, the Fed hasn’t tanked us, yet.

To truly make it full amenity would likely require an additional septic tank. - Personal considerations: if the property is broken into thirds then 1/3 is a nursery w/ greenhouses etc, the middle 1/3 our house and orchard, the final 1/3 woods.

Most permitted Mother-In-Laws (and almost all non-permitted units) share power, hot water tanks, and HVAC with the main house. 

If the flip goes bad with the hard money lender you not only have to recoup the cost of the property but their fees and interest as well, and you would still lose the property and probably have to pay them some cash out of pocket or tank your creditworthiness.Hope that helps

Property auctions are filled with sharks that can smell blood of a newbie in the water.The first few times you go, do not bring cash or any other way to purchase a property. 

I am considering a property that has a private septic tank and am needing recommendations on inspectors.

The guy, when he heard I have done Real Estate Investments before wanted me to consider buying his house a couple of years back (after the RE Market tanked) or at least let him know of anyone interested in buying it (as I said a really motivated seller).