While running the business I did not cut myself a check for over a year and so as far as the irs goes technically I didn’t have an income.

Run the address against the state tax website (treasurers website usually) and see if it comes up with owners info.

@Ethan JosiahBest way I've found it is to wait the 6 months so you dont run into any problems, (hunt for deals in the meantime) once 6 months of ownership has passed, put the property into a 30 year fixed leaving 20% in the property if the numbers all work out.

The path of progress is the “street car” project which runs from downtown to the plaza.

Ive never done it before and potentially never will but I’d love to at least learn how to evaluate a deal and see what’s involved in running one.

Persistence and consistence.

If they leave windows open or back entrances unlocked, thermostats turned way up when testing the heat, Fridges/freezers not closed all the way, Bring in 4 kids who are running around and knocking holes in walls and tripping down steps (that they later blame on a piece of pulled up carpet) it all falls on your dime. 

I have several agents that I work with and run numbers on at least 5-10 potential deals every day.

Did you have a professional (title company or attorney) run a full title search?

I would at turn over endevour to take all carpet out and replace with hard surface flooring.. also depending on the size of the company and man power it could be hard to get instant communications.running rentals or running PM's is not a set it and forget it thing. you have to be diligently engaged