The numbers don't lie...so don't argue with them...you'll lose every time".

Navigating your local assessors site for delinquent tax leads and 2.

Do not lie, be honest if they ask, but do not feel obligated to volunteer your experience level.3.

It is very obvious since they did not inform you up front when applying that they had a ESA animal that they are lying.

for those that do not close on houses IE wholesaler contract flippers I cant think of something worse for the seller.. the seller gets in many cases lied to thinking they have a sale and when the wholesaler walks they lose their house.seen it happen over and over  when i buy court houses steps properties show up and have to give the bad news to the owner, who then tells me there sad story of letting some unlicensed wholesaler tie it up and then just walk and lose the house..  

Check in with your county assessor on how to get the info.

I have tried my local county assessor website however I have been unsuccessful in getting any property info for some reason.

The blue dotted lines are "underlying lots of record" and the title 30 zoning code has a special section dealing with "lots of record", "adjusted lots" and "lot remnants". https://www.portlandmaps.com/detail/assessor/5734-NE-27TH-AVE/R190185_did/In regard to the cluster housing....are you referring to Eli Spevak's projects?

To find the owner of properties you will become very familiar with your county assessor's website, if they have one....

Don't forget, there's a reason this is being sold.That new roof alone will wipe out years of your "cash flow".At this point, this property doesn't have cash flow, it doesn't even really bring in enough for you to maintain it.And don't count on appreciation because this complex will lose value over time because, the older it is, the more work it needs and the less desirable for new renters.I advise against a big purchase like this until you have extra funds lying around to maintain it and plenty of experience to handle it.Good luck!