You can ask your local treasurer's office, or simply google for land record information for your county.

 @Brandon Avedikian  I use RE tax records , Direct mail , Google owners name & property address , BeenVerified.com , Facebook , Door knock neighbors & then a P.I.  

You can google this but the lender definitely wants to know if the property can provide enough income to service the debt.

Can't wait to hear some advice and ask questions directly to the professionals instead of google.

Hi @Tarcizio Goncalves,If you're looking for bank owned properties in MA only and don't want a pay a fee to sites like those, do a google search for buybankreo and just click on the REO Property Search link on the menu. that will let you auto filter to "specifically" all of the bank owned & short sale listings in the MLS for whatever area you're looking for in MA.

@Tryson Mook, google "corporate addendum" and look at some samples from banks.Some clauses only apply to foreclosed properties, but you can get the general clauses and idea from it.

Google "top ten real estate markets to invest in"But your asking for an objective answer to a subjective question as real estate markets are dynamic not static.

Did some googling.

Now, I have over 40k to put towards my next two houses between my credit line (which was increased to 20k) and my profits from this house.Pictures:There are a lot of pictures, so I have uploaded them to my google drive.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B4gWighCv2...PS: How do I edit the title to fix a typo?

Google is one.