@Adam MoehnIn Cedar Rapids a landlord can pull a water heater permit up to I think 100 gallons.

@Jose Cintron  if you do not have 13 + years experience pulling ti-merge reports like myself or @Brian Gibbons   then take Brian's advice.

There's many properties I want to pull the trigger on.

have someone that has access to MLS run a report that can pull this information

Whether you pull the trigger or not, I'm sure that year of hard work and studying has helped lead you to this moment.I don't know specifics about condos - although I don't like worrying about HOAs.Since I invested in Jacksonville, Florida from Korea, I had to do a lot of due diligence online. 

You may want to have someone with access to the MLS pull comps and get you an actual somwhat reliable value estimate than make critical investment decisions based on what zillow says.

But you'll have to figure out why you're pulling the trigger, then how you're going to do it. 

Hello allI have a scenario to run by you and I know what most will say but I just want it to make sense as to why I would pass when my trigger finger keeps wanting to pull the trigger :)Portfolio of rentals for sale, 14 Duplex units and 1 Single Family in Timbuk (names have been changed to protect the innocent) yes they aren't in the greatest area which isn't good I know but they have all been upgraded new roofs etc. 90% occupied at moment asking 580k for all.

Also the money needed to pull it off is way over my head as a newbie.

I'd like whoever it is to be licensed and certified as some of the work may require pulling permits.