Properties are plentiful and there is steady growth in most population centers. 

My business Partner Shane, is also former USAF.We are meeting tonight at the Omaha REIA at the Westside Community Center 108th and L area.

From what I've read in the forums and online, getting the info required on these properties is as simple as going to the county courthouse and asking for the probate files, then requesting to see the inventories of those that contain real estate.Unfortunately, the clerk I spoke to at the county's customer service center told me I can't see the inventories, therefore I can't see any property attached to a specific file.

For example class A industrial properties in port / coastal cities with class AA credit tenants and 10 years remaining term probably sells for a 3.95 cap in today's market whereas a retail strip center with 20% vacancy on the outskirts of secondary market might sell for a 12 cap. 

By 2017, the region became a dense residential area, packed with business centers and industrial developments.

Nick at FL RE Learning Center is awesome

Searching for  "FEMA Flood map service center" should help you find it.Good Luck!

Especially, if you can afford both houses the property near Barclay's  Center will make money in rent as long as it's marketed and presented right.

Near the Community College center, Mall, Winco, Restaurants and basically close to everything in South Chico.

My approach to creating this buyers list is mainly centered around meeting with buyers individually, via networking events, private meetings, etc. and asking them about their buying preferences.