Lots rarely go up in town and there are even very few houses on the market - it is also one of the original sized .5 acre in city limits lots which are rare now.

But sarcasm aside, I would say something like "I got your address from the public record on file in *blah blah* county/city/state."

NetWorth Realty of League City will be hosting a 90 minute meet & greet for new and seasoned investors. 

Turns out he was a dishonest guy, he wasn't licensed with the state, and he had a not-too-friendly history with the city's chief building inspector. 

The only concern I have is being licensed to do that, like when applying for permits that may not let you pull them being only the homeowner, every city is different.

I suspect it varies from cities / states /regions but I could be incorrect. 40% more rent for class A seems quite high to me.

I am looking into a Quadplex for sale in a great area of my city.

http://www.mcall.com/business/mc-biz-allentown-city-center-adp-20180613-story.html#nt=oft03a-2gp3Gonna just leave this here.

now there's a whole foods a block way. it has covered parking in an area very crowded even for street parking.so for me key things to look for are Location, HOA, and HOA fees, and parking situation.

I will put together a list of 20 cities (two in CA, three for each of the other listed states) and try and try to rank them in a wish list, and work the top three.