Is there a public database that banks tap into to see if a property is a potential hazard?

So my experienced has been always on Condos, however if i move to single family and / or multifamily i don't see a huge change.I would still need to:_ analyse the area ( roads, trains, connections, schools, university... basically the surrenders that could impact on my unit_Deal with an administration/ I would expect similar communication sharing if something is broken and all the contracts_Insurance_Annual taxes_I wouldn't have to worry about HOA , or special repairs in the resortwith this in mind, i would find similar or maybe easier to handle a SF or MF rather than a condo.

Also, it should be noted that the CDC eviction moratorium is most likley going to be pushed out for many months...maybe another year with the new administration.

Without you do, checks are an administrative and physical burden.

The City ultimately amended its ordinances to require an administrative warrant and to remove the criminal sanctions, and on Jan. 17, 2017 the court determined that the plaintiffs' motion for a permanent injunction was therefore moot.

I've noticed some owners have abandoned their props & county databases do not reflect their new addresses.

Hello, I'm Logan,I'm currently 20 years old working as a Mortage Administrative Assistant at a local community bank, I live at home still so my cost of living is about $300 a month.

I was his assistant/ office administrator at the time. 

You should focus on 7) Estates and Administration and 13) Probate Other.Me, I'm only searching for the probate documents PW=Probate of Will and LA=Letters of Administration. 

It's under the guise of protecting the public, but that's like requiring every adult to take a breathalyzer before getting into a car because 5% of the population may be drunk.https://www.9news.com/article/...Notice there will be an administrative fee and an inspection every four years.