You need to contact the Bureau of housing inspections which operates under the Division of Community Affairs.

I gave up -everyone has mine-utilities, credit card companies, NSA, IRS, bank employees, property managers, landlords, doctors, hospitals, insurance companies, car dealers, airlines, DMV, apple, Samsung, etc. really think it’s safe?

I'm not entirely sure the product continues to be developed given their asset tracking still says "coming in 2017" but the site continues to operate so I'm going to reach out to the company to see where things are at and whether there's legitimate concern over the product shutting down. 

There is a gold mine in there for you.

Folks at pay grades higher than your or mine (at least mine) are playing the game differently.

Hi @Thiago Gomes  My sister and I bought in Colorado primarily due to location of my property management resources and rehab team, which are on the ground and operating in Colorado. 

I purchase my 2nd primary residence and there was about 4yrs of back dues, granted they were only a fraction of what you are dealing with but they just forgave the balance on mine.

Not knowing any about these places  i will mostly  like pick population size to  narrow down my search to pockets before starting to contact  realtors and wholesalers in operating in those pockets.

Other more established business operators with proven systems likely have the infrastructure to get to the scarce amount of distressed inventory before your average 1st time investor ever would.

For example, a property built in the 1970s or 1980s of 100 units in size is likely to have an expense ratio (operating expenses divided by total income) of 50% or more.