Did they try to serve you at the address listed in your mortgage, or in other public records?

I have been analyzing several deals lately, speaking with local zoning and planning department and I need advice on this deal:Lot size:   2.7 acresLand type:  Residential (R3)Lot is Buildable for only 1 home (because of its size) which is what I was told by zoningBehind in taxes:  $800years behind:  3.5Title:  no other liens on title with the exception of back taxesOwner Motivation.  

The 2007 version is the for the same size development and area as now, a 4/5 story 15 unit multi-family condo bldg.

Fee structure and operational complexity really depends on the size of the project (# of tenants), complexity of leases (expense reimbursements.e tc) and  needs of ownership (REIT accounting requirements, frequency of reporting, leasing?

I used a medium sized bank last year for my HELOC. 

Knowing that and being able to adapt to what they want/need allows me to serve them better.Good Luck!

I'll be moving to the Cincinnati/Dayton area in about year so I'm just trying to network with people in the area so I can hit the ground running when I arrive.A little about myself and my goals:I'm 24 years old and for the past 6 years I've been serving Active Duty in the Air Force.

My current plan is to save up enough for a down payment on a cheap property that would serve as a live-in fixer upper.  

My current plan is to save up enough for a down payment on a cheap property that would serve as a live-in fixer upper.  

Because of that, the deals I began targeting are tear-downs or houses that require a substantial amount of construction to fully maximize the size of the lot.