Beware, lenders would want to see the cash in your account at least 60 days, so you'd need to make a HELOC draw about two months before any purchase (assuming you finance the investment property).  

However as I dig and dig into it I see the properties that have the highest occupancy are the small apartments that are not much different than a hotel room.

I just signed up for the free trial for all of them to see the differences and so far, Property Radar seems a little clunkier to use and even gets stuck once in awhile on my Macbook on Mozilla. 

Account Closed I cannot verify its accuracy, but please see the link below that I just pulled up for transfer tax issues at least.http://www.anytimeestimate.com/PA_REAL_ESTATE_TAX/pa-transfer-tax.htm

I'm excited to see the property. wish me luck.

Looked at about 7 properties and may make an offer on an off market property that I was able to see. The

Having a construction and engineering background, I really like to see the quality of construction being used.

Debt snowball these properties and pay-off as fast as you can.Been doing this for 20 years and I can see the end of step 2....and it's looking gooooood.  

Myself personally, I see the biggest opportunity in Euclid right now.

i would never purchase a property sight unseen. i would want to see the actual condition and the area that's it is in, do my due diligence. example: my Daughter and her Fiance just closed on a property ( Dec 30th ) but before that we went looking at many properties, pictures you see for the houses in no way represent what they are actually like and the area they are in. although home inspectors are usually pretty good at what they do and finding things with the house, your own eyes are a lot better, it would be worth the car trip or flight. i would rather spend the couple hundred dollars to view a potential property and lose that if i decide not to buy then buy a house site unseen only to possibly end up dumping thousands into it.