DIY is dead, outsource instead.

Find a good title company that will do proper due diligence on title and property tax search.You also want to look at the rental component of the deal to ensure you won't have a dead stick property that sits vacant.

@Reynald Benoit if you’re dead set on Harlem you’ll need more cash.

We found this house because it was on the market for years, and didn't have inside photos--a dead giveaway it was in rough shape.

@Matt SkogIt is also pronounced just like that 7-E but I cannot tell you how many people still mispronounce it - or do not get where the 7E came from

Mt previous lenders had outsourced the underwriting and that caused a lot of issues because even the underwriter was wrong dead about a lot of things.

I run STRs in Central New York, my tourist industry is dead, 6 feet under, incased in concrete.

Hi, looking for help/process on how to find daily list of people that die and their address where they lived. I know it's public record information, just haven't been able to figure out how I can get the names and add...

We have a few places here in Oregon and really could either keep or sell not dead set on either.

Loitering and stolen license plates happen in every neighborhood... but assault with a deadly weapon, shooting on an occupied dwelling, etc. only happen in the worst neighborhoods.BUT -- also take into consideration that this property is located directly next to a main street - Madison Ave - and main streets almost always have more crime than residential streets because there is more foot traffic, more loitering, more homeless, more stores, parking lots, etc. where lots of crime happens.Ultimately, you want to see the property in person and drive the neighborhood, but if you can't do a "virtual driveby" on Google Maps and that will help you at least get a feel for the area.