Try finding death certificate at your county or state vital records.Also helpful is the social security death index (SSDI).Local mortuaries may have record of recent services.

You can do it but you will be tight on money and won't have any social life unless it's on credit cards (bad choice).

Read the report.The same company was earlier last year offering investors a 58-storey tower in a different property; but again, they did not mention that the property’s zoning required ¼ of the units to be assigned to social housing as part of the city’s West End plans.As a buyer, it is essential to research the market, get second and third opinions, and look at the local regulations on zoning and taxes, and understand the conditions for crowd-funding, as some invertors will demand higher percentages for their money, or even and important part of the property or business.The final recommendation is to carefully understand the business scope of the investment, as some of these campaigns might be a very pricy scam strategy to new investors in Canada.Source: http://www.estateblock.com/blog/what-is-wrong-with-real-estate-crowdfunding/.

Arcata 95521Guest Speaker- Russell Marsan, IPX 1031 Exchange *** He is a wealth of knowledge so come with all your questions.I would like this and all future meetups a success so please pass on this info to any interested parties and also post to any social media accounts.

How about social media?

@Stephanie WestonWelcome to BP - it's a great social network with a lot of useful information.

They are all free to come and socialize with members of the re community.

jack you need to understand the tenant psychology.

A few suggestions for Hard Money and groups.HARD MONEY:http://dfwinvestorlending.com/  This agency has appraisers on staff as well.https://www.investmarkmortgage.com/http://www.longhorninvestments.com/GROUPS:http://dfwinvestors.com/http://www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Investor-Social-...http://www.meetup.com/Real-Estate-Investing-Social...http://ntarei.com/You may be able to find a couple people is these groups to follow on a flip.  

Like @Jay Hinrichs said, rural Class D properties don't have inner city problems but they do have a tenant base mired in poverty, drugs and social problems.