This is usually a 2-step process. 1. pull a list of people likely to want to sell their home. 2. append phones and email to that list where available.You can work with a list broker to walk you through and make recommendations for your target.Please note that "loan balance" is not public data and the only sources that do have it are credit score companies and there are a lot of legal restriction around selling the data.

I imagine Kitsap is a lot more balanced regulatory wise than seattle and in such situation they should recognize that as a new owner you didn't cause any substandard conditions present,  but you would still be held responsible for correcting it.So agreed with prior post - demand AND verify property is vacant with a walk through day before closing. 

You walk in and look for the best ones in the bundle.I see people buying quantity just to get to 100 doors and they might have a purpose to do that. 

I met a very smart loan officer at one of the big banks who walked me through it.

I own a small MHP where the tenants are used to walking the money over to the park managers house, which I don't mind that but I would rather automate this whole thing.

Also at this time you should complete a walk through of the property with a checklist and have tenant sign that everything is in good working order.11.

You can always fly out and see the properties first hand if you are not 100% sure and they can walk you through them.

I made six grand in two weeks and walked away and didn't look back.Why?

When I did the second walk through I noticed a few things that I didn't see on the first walk through.

Are really willing to walk away over $1k?