When entering a transaction for my "PropMgmt Acct" I see that I can tag the transaction with a Customer:Job:SubJob and a Class:SubClass.  

you have ft drum up there and a lot of small towns with colleges. lots of opportunities if you dont hate living in the cold.

All you need is a phone and a few contacts.

And as always, you should ultimately work with a licensed CPA for all of this.

I am eager but I've set both an upper limit and a much lower starting point.

Your credit report could have had zero inquiries in that year and a half and still dropped.  

Keep in mind the housing stock is olders (100+ yrs) and as such needs a repair budget to match.

In our case, it was a young professional family with 1-2 children and maybe a dog who care about high quality schooling and a family-friendly home and neighborhood.  

I guess my question is whether there is good way to figure out who the owner of the property is since it's empty and not on the market.Another possible option is a distressed property, with a rehabbed interior and a sad exterior/ roof/ yard on Byrom St that has been on the market for 4 months with price drops, and up until last week had a giant tree hanging over it which was just removed.

He says he knows they will take less and after his inspections says it should need less than 10k- 15k in repairs mainly flooring and a bat issue in the attic (??)