I would google FHA lenders in your area, and if property investing is something you think you may be doing a lot of, it might be a good idea to  find a local lender that also does portfolio loans so you can eventually have all your loans from the same bank.

I Googled and found one here:https://www.truckmountforums.com/forums/bio-hazard-crime-scene-trauma-cleanup-forum.122/

[LENDER] can refer you, if needed, to such takeout lenders for your consideration.NOTE: I realize it's easy to google some of the above text and fine the lender.

This is available for the public to read if you do some Google searches.My non-expert intuition is that this would be okay provided it was disclosed and your ratios support things properly.

I basically googled top ten employment search engines.

So yesterday, I decided to google something to the effect of "where do I find foreclosure listings" and what I got in return was a bunch of websites with an annual fee or bank's REO properties.

Nate, I don't know the neighborhood, but it looks OK on Google street view.

Max, do a google search and you will find lots of rental applications you can tweak.

Google REIA in your area and visit to meet other investors both new and experienced.

I'm not sure if they are still around, but you could google it and get in touch with them and ask questions.