Normally what I do is get on the property I'm researching county appraisers web page find the property on the map after entering an address near the property Sometimes the listed owners mailing address shows if it doesn't I get the parcel number go to the county's tax collector website using the parcel number pull up the records and there you will find the owners info.

I am running the newest YNAB, version 5 web based.

Do you get them from a site on the web, create your own?

He's lying to you.Unless you're building with the lowest level of materials and the lowest tier of contractors, and even then, I don't believe it.I'm guessing this is the guy that post in the back of magazines, "Amazing Property ripe with unlimited potential build your dreams today".  

They have a huge affiliate network through something like 60 different moving web sites.  

If you are coming to a web browser to figure out if you have a plan, the answer is probably obvious. 

I know of a good international magazine called international living and they will be able to hook you up as they are well connected there.Good Luck,

@Laura PerryWelcome to BiggerPockets, the site I consider to be Best for Real Estate on the web. 

Reg D Resources has an example of their PPM for a multifamily fund on their web site.  

My biggest annoyance with the process thus far is that the MLS doesn't output lattitude/longitude coordinates for each property (that I can see, at least), so I have to use the property addresses copied from my Excel spreadsheet over to a web-based program that converts to Lat/Long.