As a habit, I always did a public record search, takes about 10 minutes, to check for mtgs/liens before making an offer.

You are looking for a no-seasoning or 6 month seasoning loan product, just so you know what terms to search for.  

There weren't very many super close to the property within the last several months so I extended my search out a couple years and found several.

Here is a link:http://www.masslandrecords.com/MiddlesexNorth/then in the upper left corner hover over "Search Criteria"  From the dropdown under "Recorded Land" choose "Property Search" or under "Registered Land" choose "Property Search" (depends on whether it went through land court or not, such as a foreclosure deed.A search bar will appear for Street Number, Street Name, and TownHave at it.Alternatively, although not as up to date as the Registry of Deeds, the Tax Assessor databases will have owner information. 

I believe I know a few investor friendly realtors who can help you out with your search.

You go tot their website and choose the yellow button, which shows previous sales You then go t your address on the mapLook for houses which sold in the past 6 months which are approximately the same as yours which sold for the highestChoose 3.

Hi BP,I am currently looking for a realtor that has experience and knowledge in the Tallahassee, Florida area. Hoping they could help me answer a few questions concerning a potential deal.Feel free to message me direc...

You’ll have to search for a bank that will let you re if on an investment property. 

In searching for land, I discovered that nearby new construction projects were purchased as "shovel ready, ready to issue."

Hey Guys,Have an interesting situation, tried searching the fourms and using google to find precidence but came up with nothing.