Your agent with experience can help you identify properties that would be a fit for a 203k loan and then guide you through the offer/transaction process which is a lot of times very different than a traditional purchase.

If that's not your property, then it's not showing up.Bottom line, starting from Zillow, search like you're a renter for a corporate rental in your area.  

For instance, in my county you can do a search through the courthouse website's link to some 3rd party site for lis pendens notices that have gone out in a given time frame.

@William Crutcher - I compiled a list of recent BP postings that requested a CPA in the Cincinnati Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/81/topics/493...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/144...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/250...I compiled a list of recent BP Postings that requested a lawyer in the Cincinnati Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/416...https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/396...Feel free to reach out to the posts of the above postings on who they decided to go with and if they are satisfied with their services.You may also want to attend a local REIA and network with the professionals there and ask who they use as a CPAYou may want to open up your search to CPA's that work with clients remotely if you are unable to connect with a Local CPA.In the meantime - feel free to ask me any tax questions that you have.How many years did you live in the house before you went ahead with the rent to own and eventual sale?

Google "trulia crime heat map" then search your neighborhood and you can see the neighborhoods with a lot of crime. 4) Ya, I'd say most people would not consider minneapolis a "landlord friendly" city. 

Yes... the state does have a few options for estimating your taxes; however, you need to be careful and not identify as "homestead".

@Daniel Pichardo If you do a quick search of the forums, you'll find that there a number of posts about turnkey companies, such as Roofstock.

I’m using it to help me identify ROI on potential properties.

Been searching all weekend for what this might mean and what impacts it might have on us.

By having the tenant sign the W9 it identifies them as the beneficiary of the interest, which they are anyway.