Looks like they charge where you are: https://www.waynecountylandrecords.com/recorder/web/login.jsp?

@Agustin Jimenez It is still in the middle of a revision, unfortunately, the last web contractor kept charging like a bottomless soda.

Then use a web based application taking service like rentmarketplace dot com to take applications and do credit check.Read in the landlording forums on how to screen, write your ad (besure to put your written requirements at the bottom of your ad so applicants know before they call).In time you may decide to turn over management to a property manager, or an agent.  

These smaller targets include daily goals of 20 minutes of reading(love the BP books) or podcast listening, and analyzing 5 deals a day(thanks goodness the web tools work on mobile devices). 

Fundamentals will always paint the picture.  

Hi all,My name is Ray Southern and I'm looking to break into the world of REI.I've been a web engineer in Chicago for going on 15 years now, almost completely self-taught.It's been a great career, but I need to start looking ahead to retirement.I have no experience in real estate, except a condo I bought in 2008 as my primary residence, right before the market tanked.I'm still in the condo, did some refinancing, and plan on keeping it for good (great neighborhood), maybe renting it out if I start a family and need to move.My overall plan?

Again, I've learned more at BP web site than all the education info I've seen in the past 10 years.   

What holds me from more fundamental investments in the independence is regulation, which is also the other risk of this business.

As far as the markets, here is an article with things to consider-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/02/2...Memphis isn't my favorite...there are markets now with higher returns and better market fundamentals (in my opinion). 

The property itself needs to be fundamentally sound as well.How do you know you have 5% down for a 150 unit if you do not list price per door?