Not only will you receive your score, but you'll also get a description of why it is what it is.

Maybe I’m not as interested as others, but being other people’s analyst is really not in my job description as an agent.

I got a 4 start yesterday because my “kitchen was small” on a listing that is advertised in the description as a “tiny home” Not related but it just reminded me.

If so I would move on because, just based on your brief description, I would bet this is going to be a challenging property.

I've met a few other investors and wholesalers in Houston through meetups and such and I'm looking to connect with more people!

If you're not in Tacoma, keep poking around until you find the right map or descriptions... or skip straight to step 3 (they will have the above info which you might be able to figure out by yourself).Happy hunting for the info!

Your title company might also be able to help with this as well since they are going to be reviewing the legal description and changes to that property/ownership over the years.

These days we search MLS for red flags like "foundation" and "TLC" in the description to find properties with more upside and with issues others may not want to deal with.

As Wayne mentioned a 2 family dwelling may have different call signs but the definitions will depend on how the structure was built and if each unit is on a separate legal description.

He met a girl, took her back to "his place" and just happened that all the beds were booked so they stayed in the garage.