However, if I were that LL I would feel terrible.I think it is ironic that the Seattle public housing authority is exempt. 

If you choose to invest in a new market out of state, you need to do research based on the location you choose, big criteria like economic condition, population, rent and price ratio, taxes and employment situation, and you should not ignore small criteria, like safety and crime rate, public transportation, neighborhood, environment and weather.

That section of 116 allows the association to enter the grounds of a unit to conduct certain maintenance or remove or abate a public nuisance, or to enter the interior of a unit to abate a water or sewage leak or take certain other actions in certain circumstances.

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.

I would suggest checking out all the local live events and planning your visit to look at properties around several of the local groups so you can attend and connect.In July - Mid-America Association of Real Estate Investors, the local Chapter of National REIA will be hosting a Vendor Trade Show, open to the general public as all meetings are, but this is our annual networking night with no speakers.

And really, that's what I've done, going from being a teacher to being a handyman with C/D class properties, my natural niche.What I would do if I were you would be to find the cheapest possible place to live (including small multifamily househacking, house roommate, and Airbnb possibilities) near enough to my job to bike there and back or take public transportation.

According to public records, comps on the same street sold for roughly three times more than what I am paying. 

Lender also may require that any statements, schedules or reports be audited at Borrower's expense by independent certified public accountants acceptable to Lender.

Only thing that would change that is if the city called for river development along McLean in line with your lot but it's taken them decades to do anything with the DT river frontage we have now and the public is pretty wore out from all the backroom dealings starting with the "Waterfront" development that has been a failure and the rushed baseball stadium deal -- Glad they are doing the baseball stadium and the development around it but I'm curious if the town will support the team - as they struggled to support the Wranglers as the years wore on especially with the ticket prices they announced... 

@Justin Hannah and @Wayne Snyder Some parts of the country don't allow the use of public data for marketing.