I simply hand write down the address, county, parcel ID, etc.

My team and I are looking to get our second property under contract and it's a mixed use building- Store front w/ residential apartment up top, and two single family homes attached- very strange...Here's what I know before visiting the property:- It's downtown in a very mall city with a historic board- Separate meters for electric- One bill for sewer and well (I'm assuming it's county sewer but will investigate further to ensure not a septic)- I'm going to ask for the leases and ask the renters what they're paying for rent.As a mixed use building I'm assuming I'd need to dig into the store fronts financials to ensure they're capable to afford the property.

A stately house with a complicated history is being auctioned off in Jacksonville’s Riverside neighborhood.The property, which was last owned by the state Department of Corrections, could be yours for the right price.Duval County property records show the five bedroom, two-and-a-half bath brick home was built as a rooming house in 1927.

I will suggest this.... get in front of multiple lenders, ask for any grants that may be available, or other programs that might offer down payment assistance... usually for certain neighborhoods the city/county is trying to spur investment within. 

I work a W-2 job and still have a $13K of student loan, but no other major debt (own my car and small credit card debt) and I have a high credit score.I have been learning and researching on how to analyze BRRRR strategies in my area (Essex County, Haverhill, Massachusetts) but I am stuck on what can I do right now with not enough savings built up get and its only been 5 months with my FHA loan.. should I wait it out for the 1 year mark?

Adverse possession is seldom permitted against government entities (US, State, County or City).  

the market is near the top, but great deals are still very plentiful...if you look in the right places..in 2011 we crushed it and I am sure a lot of people did...super cheap housesyou cant expect to find deals on MLS right now or auction.com....you need to be looking at tax deed sales and county foreclosure auctions.

I am looking through county records to help find me some Whole Saleing leads.

No ROI in the adjacent suburban counties.

@Wade PennerIf the law allows it in your state/county, then the answer is yes.