Safe travels.

I don't know for sure, but it sounds like an assessor's notation for a mid-level 4-plex, but if you'll PM me the address, I'll pull the field card or public record to see if I can verify it.

pretty much nailed it.. but to be frank foreclosures in 90% of states are at record lows and will continue that way.. as mortgages written the last 10 years are much stronger than the previous mortgages.. there will always be foreclosures but its not nearly the volume it was 7 to 10 years ago.. or even prior to 08 melt down.

I have a record of their taxes but im worried mine may be more so it wont be as accurate? 

Hi Marc,You best bet is to compile a list of property management companies off of Google and call each company to see if they manage the types of properties you invest in and to gain an understand of their background and track record.

Send the notice by regular first class mail, certified mail and have someone local post it on the door in a conspicuous place (put it up with good heavy tape & protected from rain or covered with plastic) and take a picture of it for your records. 

@Timur Salikov stick with the simple formula: buy where the Tourists/Travelers are.

I've created an LLC that is renting out room to government employees on temporary duties, and they pay via their government travel cards.

The PM will control and report on progress and also mitigate issues with contractors, solicit and hire and record and report on actuals vs budgets for labor and materials costs.

That being said, most, if not all, of your marketing is going to come down to one thing: track record.