This years record rainfall had many houses have basement water problems that never had them before. 

You can find them on Facebook and faceboook groups, meetups, networking events, foreclosure auctions, title companies, re attorneys, property management companies, tax records, list services that sell cash buyer lists, realtors.

Its organized by section, where section summary is the relevant information for a contractor and everything else is essentially breaking the price down.

I look for track record.

Rental income and expenses are recorded on Sch E. 

You find Mortgages in the land records.

That is, this might or might not work for you.All Hard Money Lenders have or are a broker of record (or they are CFLs).

What I'm thinking so far is, ill need an appraisal, an inspection, a walk through of all of the units, checking all the leases, and the tax records to see if they match what I've been given already.

For those of you doing direct mail, SMS texting , Cold Calling or RVM - wondering if anyone has head of a data provider or list provider who can provide a SPECIAL list or data info on municipal water departments water turn offs / or where one or some of the following might have happen: 1) Water Meter was locked (Not Public Record info)2) Water Utility Department is owed funds and thus a lien might have been placed against the property (now Public Record info) This could be fertile ground and an indication of a more serious problem associated with a property. ~ Michael Morrongiello

We went to title and signed on the seller side.Day 9 December 29, 2015 ~ The buyer signed and wired the funds.Day 10 December 30, 2015 ~ Title was recorded in the new owners name, the security deposit was transferred to the new owner, and the deal was DONE!