I work full-time, remotely, as a web developer at Discotech. 

I've since dropped my ideal cashflow to $100/door since $200/door seems unobtainable.So, two questions: At this point, showing up to the game as late as I am, is my best bet to find another investor who will throw me a bone and/or cold calling owners?

I'm willing to bet she doesn't want mom/grandma knowing.

I'd go after the 4 plex I bet chance of getting another duplex is around the corner, another 4 plex a lot farther down the road. 

I bet you'd be good at flip projects too!

Figure out who you want to bet with on that one. 

Price data, and rent value can easily be found on zillow, but market based data is a bit harder to find.I've been scouring the web for economic and city planning information (Iowa market mostly), but most of it seems like promotional material for getting businesses into my state.Here is the sites of been using to pull basic city data, statistics etc.http://www.deptofnumbers.com/rent/http://www.city-data.comhttp://www.bestplaces.netWould love others to chime in as well.Best,Michael

I bet you know a pharmacist John M.?

The last time I posted it was about the loan agent , this time it is concerning the attorney and the fact that there was found to be some code violations.To make a long story short, a couple of days after the contract was signed I go to the city of Chicago web sight and enter the address of the property and it comes up with a few things dating back to 2011 and 2012 ,I contact the "my" attorney and let him know that those things were not disclosed.After some time the seller make a change of attorney and the new attorney offers some credit towards repairs and that was fine with me.

Your best bet is probably to reach out to the city that the property is in as this is probably a case-by-case situation.