Trusts create this anonymity by removing your name from public record.

To get to the “trust” point, you (or your partner) must have a proven track record in some sort of investing that can be shared with your potential investors or that some of these investors have already experienced with you and hence know why they can trust you!

So I asked her why her her name wasn't the same as the owner's name on the tax records. 

I look forward to growing on this journey and learning as much as I can,  I’m in the Northwest CT Area but travel all over! 

You need a track record and should be doing multiple flips at once.

Trusts create this anonymity by removing your name from public record.

Here's a link where you can find an estimator tool to give you an idea...www.hillsboroughcounty.org/en/businesses/permits-and-records/permit-fees/impact-fees

There is no “dispute”.....if the city is maintaining it, they either now own it, have a ROW, or it is an easement.....most assuredly recorded in the courthouse.

Before I got my license over 20 years ago I paused and said might not be worth it because real estate agents are going to go the way of travel agents and the real estate "Priceline" was going to do us in.

Get the following document:operating/management agreementt-12current leases/contractsmaintenance records/work ordersThat should be enough to determine past income, projected income (6 months or so), operating expenses, and general CAPEX needed.