So I am looking for someone who would like me to lease, and therefore buy, a property for them in one of the hottest markets in the country right now.

I  purchased a couple from the "court house steps" (the Internet these days) this week. 

However, the house is boarded up and the owner now lives across the country.  

I live and invest in Brewerytown, I'm curious how you landed on this particular neighborhood from across the country?

I have great credit 800+ score, my problem is, I was involved in a financial crime in 2013 and am going to court for it now, but by the time I move to this duplex, I will most likely be convicted and have a felony on my record, now the mobile home is in a different state, does anybody know if mobile home parks run state background checks or nationwide?

@Seth C.IRA capital can be used to invest in real estate in the variety of ways: single family rentals, commercial, in the US and out of the country, you can invest in tax liens and deeds, you can do hard money (or private) lending out of your account to other investors, etc. etc.In order to do so you need a self-directed IRA.

So, we have a court date scheduled for August 18th. 

There are investors from all over the country chiming in on this.  

Hire a certified industrial hygienist to perform an air quality test (recommend this over a test kit you can buy at a store since those typically do not hold up in court.

It has great bones with prioritized fund clauses and other pro-landlord terms to help you in an eviction.I also suggest that you skim the CA fair housing info that you should be able to find on your county's court website.Lastly, I really like some clauses on Landlordology.com just search the site for lease clauses.Hope that helps.