Digital docs. 

As the high end home values rise, it will pull up the value of all RE.So it is my belief that there will be a new all time peak in the not too distant future.https://www.businessinsider.com/san-francisco-bay-area-housing-millionaires-tech-startups-pinterest-uber-ipo-2019-3 (sorry business insider requires disabling add blockers)https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6790069/Experts-predict-10-000-new-millionaires-San-Francisco-Uber-Lyft-public.htmlGood luck

Just know that going in.The good news is that you're looking at ~2% deal.

I also just closed on in Elmwood Park that was a double digit COC house hack.

Crash is coming to Chicago. . . just a matter of when.America's Top Cities Swamped In Debt, Chicago Leads The Way https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-16/americas...

I would shoot for at least triple digit returns on your money unless you have a lot of it or you will run out quickly.As an example, if you can buy a used mobile home for $7500, you could rent it for $800 a month or lease option sell it for $15,000 with $3000 down and $650 a month payment.

AND the Good News Is . . . 

I would like to state that my area is South Florida, which most if not all assets are overvalued thus I am seeking assets in markets that have double digit cap rates.

Here is your support: https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2017/03/17/slideshow-mapping-the-top-property-owners-in-east.htmlWest Franklinton is spotty at best...it has the highest murder rate in the city...that's not good...there are only municipal public improvements planned...no earmarked developments outside of an art gallery and a nursing college.

That said, @Don Konipol‘s  info that an unrecorded CFD would be handled behind any liens is new news that we’ll be looking into.