Sources--water source, well or public, if well check it, is it working, water flow adequate, water quality, when last tested and results, is the water shared, age of pump, holding tank size, etc., sewage, sewer or septic, if septic, where is the tank and where is leach field, is the leach filed area soggy?

Honestly, you can find deals that are public you just gotta know what a deal looks like.

And mine is running so high I am embarrassed to say it in public  :)

Three good steps are to 1) buy for cash flow, not appreciation, 2) secure debt that is longer in term than your projected hold period, 3) have adequate upfront reserves.

We found the deal in the foreclosure listings through the office of the public trustee website How did you finance this deal?

Lower income people absolutely deserve safe, secure homes, but from an investor's perspective, the risk of non-payment, eviction, squatting, and general turnover is simply higher with a lower-income tenant pool.

You have to learn how to use your local county/city public records to establish who the owner is....most are online.

Near parks, restaurants, lakes, public beach, farmers market, luxury movie theatre, and shopping.

As example, many states offer LLC with no public record of ownership.

Again, I posted my public sources in my posts.