You can also Google rehab lenders, many will have their criteria on line. 

I'm echoing what @ messaging Account Closed above said - I really think that you can have a lot of success just using google earth and your County's online zoning information & interactive map (if there is one for your county - for instance, in LA, we have ZIMAS).

Let's ask Google PageSpeed to check the loading speed of your website:Only 15% of your visitors have the patience to wait the long 13 seconds for your website to load.

Click on the red book and page icon.

On google street, I can see the siding needs work.

We then Googled their arrests and noticed there was prison time associated.This couple claims to have the funds and have provided references. 

HiI just google the same question and it brought me to your old post.

I use this spreadsheet to calculate the potential monthly cash flow.If you have questions about using either the BP calculator or the spreadsheet, shoot me a DM, and I can explain them to you over google meet or zoom.

@Raj Kumar You need to google up and read the lien statutes for your state...shouldn't take more than an hour or so.

Based on my analysis (found an analysis spreadsheet online: BP post Master calculator copy - Google Sheets) I'm seeing -3% CoC return in the first year and I'd probably pass on it unless there'd be obvious opportunities for forced appreciation which in this turnkey scenario might not be the case.The listing outlines property taxes as $4k/year and property insurance at $1.5k/year.Some of my assumption:-Vacancy reserve: 10%, Maintenance reserve: 10%, Property management fee: 10%, -20% down, 7.5% interest rate = ~$100k cash investment.