You can call local city, police Dept and post office - ask the people who deliver mails in the area about the property and  neighborhood environment of subject property.  4) If I live near by, drive around and talk to the  neighbors.  

Currently I am a Peace Officer and my wife is a School Counselor so as you can imagine, we both are very busy and aren't looking to give up our careers (retirement is too good!).

Home office? 

Good info in this thread from @clare stielstra:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/536827-arizona-water-supply?

Most people dont focus on these because typical loan officers just say dont worry they are financed in your loan and you dont have to come out of pocket for them but still they are a huge factor in your total costs of financing.

I'm Joseph Ranola, Police Officer, Real Estate Agent and aspiring Real Estate Investor from Staten Island, NY.

In the US you can go to the County Assesor's Office (or their webiste) to do a search.

In Maine, it's very common for landlord supplied heat simply because heating oil and winters can be so unpredictable that both lower income tenants AND financially savvy blue collar tenants lean toward "heat and hot water included".

Me and my husband are law enforcement officers and my HOA has been harassing us about parking on the street when we don’t park on the street.

A couple expenses that are not on the sheet are a new roof last year for $11,500 in both buildings as well as $4,000 in paint and supplies.