You might try Tammy Saul of Federal Hill Mortgage. 

@Jamar JonesI am assuming "outside liens" are mechanics liens, federal liens, hospital liens ect.

I already have a good idea of where some of these data is managed at federal/state/local level and have access to curated datasets that is freely available online. 

These include local, state and federal regulations, as well as fair housing regulations (such as the ADA).

Good afternoon in the process of closing on my 2nd property inspector told me I will have to replace my federal pacific breaker box any idea what the average is for something like this?

Alternately, you could consider medium-term rentals, i.e. marketing to visiting scholars at the university (who may be less price-conscious if they're receiving a stipend from the school). 

Traditional financing with federal tax credit.

I'm figuring that will cost around $5,000 after federal tax credit.Pay a visit to Santa Rosa building department and they'll tell you what you can and cannot do.

I would still choose the Washington DC trend line over the Columbus one:Plus, in DC our largest employer is the federal government.

For example, on a HUD property it is actually a Federal crime to alter the property in any way.