Most banks will not borrow on these.   

Listsource.com or any other list provider can get this information.Go to listsource.com, create a free account, then call their customer help line and they can walk you through exactly how to do it.This is a list you'll need to BUY.Free way is to search county tax records through MLS (see if you know a Realtor who will let you borrow their ID) or at the county court house for properties owned a long time- i.e. 20,25 years plus.  

@Nayt GrochowskiWe gave you few choices for banking when we set up your Solo 401k plan.

that would get you a 11.7% ROI  Not great for that area but still good enough for the right investor. if you were willing to take a little more suspect of a renter you could get closer to the 600 range and all the #s get better but then you have the headache of having a tenant that has no other choices but to pay more because they dont have a job and or any credit to speak of

They look for situations where payments are current on 1st lien note with the idea that if the borrower is paying the first lien note they want to keep the property and are generally living there.   

If you follow your plan of never borrowing you're looking at about 1 house every 9-10 years if everything goes perfect. 

I usually borrow 100% on my deals.  

My investment choice is wholesaling.

Only way I would think it would affect you is if you borrowed more than the appraised value, but I am sure no bank would allow that to be an option.

They make a commission when they refer someone to StrongBrook who invests in real estate, OR when they refer someone to the StrongBrook Mentoring Network.)Anyway, I give this clarification for a few reasons: StrongBrook is an excellent choice for most investors who want to get into REI.