But going down to the city hall and pulling all properties that have either code or health violations.

Even though the back of the book MLC Codes are for Michigan, the rest of the book is for anyone.

Find out the relevant codes that would apply.Then, you need to look at those applicable codes.  

I would also contact "code enforcement" or the equivalent in your city/town and they should be able to give you some guidance and may even recommend a certain towing company that handles these cases often.

Code enforcement, garbage, water, electricity, etc. need s be checked.  

I thought I would have some equity to pull but I am shocked that i cannot pull from that...I called a buddy of mine in the banking industry and he told me I could pull about 9-10k...Learn something new everyday.The location of the two single family homes is a 50/50 type area...There are some good parts and some bad parts...they are near the Uni of Memphis so that zip code seems to hold its value pretty well.  

The information comes from the credit agencies and can be purchased by zip code.

You also need a basic understanding of contract law, local laws regarding agency (if you are planning on using a real estate agent), minimum housing codes for your locale, Fair Housing, and more.IF you have a valid, written, current lease or rental agreement, there should be nothing preventing you from enforcing all of the terms within the contract.

hey flipperim actually in the 95123 san jose zip code. im lovin the price drops. currently im savin every penny to get into something i can pour some sweat equity into.

If that will not work go by area code.