You might be able to find it on your local county site by searching their name under grantees for real estate transactions.

Even though you'd be getting into the deal with $0 down, you should still have enough cash (or availability to access cash) to cover the worst case scenario of a tenant who immediately stops paying after you close on the property and requires you to complete an eviction action against them.To your second question, I'm sure you've heard it before, but the 4 main ways you make money in real estate are cash flow, appreciation, debt paydown, and tax benefits/depreciation. 

Here are some key considerations and potential pitfalls to keep in mind as you plan this approach:Market Research and Property Selection:Local Market Conditions: Ensure that the Tahoe area's real estate market is stable or appreciating.

Real estate is expensive.

I run a real estate team out of Cincinnati, OH.

A real estate attorney will be able to provide better guidance. 

I am a new investor who is eager and motivated to find deals along with learning more in depth of this Real estate industry.

I am a licensed Home Inspector for the state of AZ and I’m looking forward to learning about real estate investing opportunities not only in AZ but all over the United States.

It is like a Facebook type app for real estate investors. 

Quote from @Dario De Pasquale: Hi everyone,I am a small STR investor and in the past few years I have been investing in both stocks and real estatewith COC returns of about 20% for the past 3 years.I am considering diversifying my portfolio with LTR and I know that returns there are going to be a lot smaller.So I was curious to know if there was a rough formula that could include mortgage paydown, tax advantages, and estimated appreciationto be able to compare apples with apples.I am only familiar with Cashflow, CoC, Cap Ex, and IRR.Personally I look beyond those items when I invest in real estate.