Go through the GIS site and look for the tax card, the tax card will list the mortgages on the property (you will need to back out the math to get an estimate as to what is owed).  

I wish I could say it helps but the RE business is quite straightforward and the math isn't difficult.

Do your homework and go to work.

Here's a post by another BP user on this subject (Your lender may have different requirements and YMMV but still good to check how they do their math):Originally posted by @Chris Mason:Hi @Christian Allen,Someone is showing you bad math. :) Rental income calculations are done wrong by the majority of lenders you speak with.

I can send you a good excel sheet when I get home That has all of the variables in it or you can probably search for one but you need to do some more homework and see what good numbers actually look like.

Many will set up on a auto emailer and if you express interest, will do some more homework on it for you. 

My BIG suggestion would be, do your HOME WORK first before contacting anyone.

As long as you have done your homework/due diligence and feel like you are making a well-informed decision and it is within your risk tolerance you should go for it.

For simple math of our area distressed properties going for 75k-150k.

For simple math of our area distressed properties going for 75k-150k.