@Adrian Moreno You have two pretty easy options.1) Go to the neighbors and ask if they know the owners and where they are.2) Use a skip tracing service to get the phone number and heirs of the current owner.

This information is fairly easy to find on your local city / county web site. 

This makes me doubt all the criminal background screening that comes back as clean as well.I believe that the issue with Maine is that our court data isn't readily accessible online. 

One home on Green street In SF I had to foreclose on peaked at 2 mil in 88 by the time we went to trustee sale no one bid it at opening bid of 925k.. today probably 5 mil easy if not more.. and by 97 ish back to  2 mil.. who knows what will trigger the next one.. but  when credit froze in 08 there was nothing we could do if you did not have cash .here are some areas I worked in   in those days and the crash.1. parts of Atlanta I made loans on houses that were worth 150k my loans were 90k   sold this 97 build for 36k in 09.

There are thousands of posts on BP, almost every day, and keeping advertisements, deal-making and fights clear from the forums is not an easy task; if threads weren't moderated the forums would quickly become virtually unusable and unattractive to the majority of people here that are just trying to learn more about real estate investing. 

I currently work for Boeing so I am stuck here on the westside of the state😂😂😂I have access to some capital but I am specifically looking to invest in the Spokane market.

Debt is easy to come by and still great rates, but of course the market prices are high in the areas you are familiar with which makes cash flowing the properties difficult.  

Very easy to do.

Having direct access via public transportation to the city will go a long way in creating a desirable rental units.

@Grant Rothenburger thanks for helping - found out the I could not find the button when using my iPhone but when  I am on my PC it's easy :)