You can pull a list from listsource of all of the duplexes in a specific zip code and narrow them down by equity % and any other criteria you desire I.e absentee NOD market value etc. then reach out to the owners.

Check local building codes, if its code then have it vent outsideIf not needed by code I personally would still vent it out, its the right way to build for a number of reasons.

Electrical codes and building codes may be different than when those fans were first installed.

The code for indecent exposure is Texas Penal Code Section 21.08.

You can't "sell" a property that you don't own or control, unless you are a real estate agent so be careful about what claims you make in the process.You can tell flippers things like sq ft, # beds, # baths, style of house, zip code, value after it is fixed up, year built, etc but keep it general.

I would go by zip code and then bedrooms and narrow down from there.   

Get a area code that is familiar to the people you're mailing to if you want to increase their comfort- Are you familiar with the questions to ask a seller to see if they are distressed or not?

Tiny homes do not conform to or pass building codes in most municipalities.

I'll also have individual entry codes for each guest (you have to love technology these days).

He took a picture of the front plate being off so you can see the wires and that was it.The picture itself clearly shows that the boiler is not up to code, and our specialist is going to get a letterhead explaining this.