Check the county websites for the GA counties you are interested in.

@Sam Mitchell - thanks for replying, I'm looking at a home in Dekalb county if you have any recommendations there. 

This depends on your state and county, so take this as a general perspective.1.

Thank you all for your contribution be it by commenting or asking questions similar to mine.It needs to be known that I am an amateur in RE investing so this post/question is designed to help me broaden my horizon, and "see" this beast (RE INVESTING) from multiple angles and perspectives.Long story short - I have upwards of $20-$35k on hand, and I want to invest in my first property in Baltimore city or county. 

Contact your county Zoning board, might be able to find details online as well.

For county select Maricopa.

I contacted the original owner, and that's the story she gave me.I called the local county Tax Assessor that they redirected me to the local Land Commissioner because they don't keep records of taxes that's been overdue for 3 years.After talking with the Land Commissioner, overdue taxes for the last 4 years is only $380.00 but only the original owner could pay for it. 

Cash flow in Jax isn't too hard, and the city (or Duvall county rather) won't be sinking into oblivion any time soon. 

I'm looking at some nice areas in Tennessee that are a couple hours from major cities, but may be near scenic and/or natural attractions, and slightly "larger" smaller towns, like the county seat.

The last time the property taxes went up in Orange County was 2%.