I found a huge list of tax delinquent properties online, but I have no idea how to get started.

Now I know that these are online leads so most are useless but I just want to know.

Hello, I'm in the process of purchasing my first commercial property, I'm finding out that the due diligence process is all over the map, often with missing documents and deadlines.

I highly recommend Woodsboro, especially Erin in residential or Richard in commercial.Property Manager: I don't always go by online reviews, but I was looking at reviews for Valley Properties a few months ago, and there are just too many negative Google reviews for me to give them a try. 

Before moving forward with anything, I think you should make sure that this person is qualified enough to buy the house.Or at the least can afford monthly payments and has no criminal background/evictions in the past.There are many online services that you can use for this.I would recommend to ask an attorney to draft a lease and an option document. 

Im starting too and feel very lost just because i dont have who to work with, im re searching studying and connecting dots lil by lil my self, but is not complicated, but a patient game, first secure a buyer list, make one, go out to meetings, groups and meet Realestate investors even online call them ask them of they requirements, they needs,  what they exactly looking for and then match them with the houses.

It's also a very nice document for you to review.

Until then, I consider the application incomplete.Think of this as a $100 lesson.There are also plenty of online background/credit check services where you can set up the request to the applicant and they pay right there online, so nothing out of your pocket.

Give an incentive to sign the documents you have. 

They should be able to compile 3 years worth of original source documents to submit their operating expenses?