I'm not very familiar with townhome associations what they generally identify as common elements. 

What are effective enticements to owners, how do I identify them being of value to that person and properly valuing a negotiated item.Thank you to all that offer a reply!

Drive and walk around as well as identify any specific reports on neighborhood demographics/specifics.When you become familiar with the neighborhoods, you'll then have a better idea of what a good deal looks like.

Lots of dollars chasing these.I like these as well, so I've identified a hyper focused neighborhood that has the class and location I like. 

Plus, you need to identify if the property is in a MUD district then head on over to that website to check taxes.

What are your thoughts on ways to:- Identifying the right section 8 areas - Find with experience in section 8 (inspection process, etc)- Identifying good Section 8 properties

I would suggest moving here first, then trying to identify neighborhoods on the upswing.

I’m in the process of identifying a replacement property on one I am selling.

I get letters all the time from investors who only identify the case by the case number.

The travel expense before actually identifying a property for a market research is not deductible as you were not already in trade of business.