I own my home along with three rentals which I will probably triple that amount of properties by the time I can actually fund one through my SDIRA so I'm (fingers crossed) not expecting to need that portion of income for daily living.

Just want to see what the cross section looks like.Will we have anyone with 1-2+ years under option?

I'll walk through the streets of any city in MI before stepping foot in any of those crazy border towns.  

For those who hit a wall with the tax assessor website information, try cross referencing the owners name with the court records.

In the contract, they have crossed out all of the normal fees that the seller usually pays (doc fees, title insurance, title search, etc) and shifted them over to the buyer (me).  

@Malik Batchelor  In looking over the Probate Information Form, looks like the decedent didn't have a will, so your going to have to cross reference the decedent's address at time of death with your title company or set up a property profile account with any title company.The decedent may have additional properties in and around the area. 

At our local REIA the other day we had a speaker that claims if a deal is done properly Arizona Law prevents the lender from imposing the Due on Sale Clause.Is anyone familiar with what I's have to be dotted and t's crossed to make this work?

And immaterial if they are working on rental or flip properties.It does get confusing, but just make sure you cross your T's and dot your I's. before the new year rolls in.

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Once you read the obituary do you cross - check the name with the county to see if they owned property ... and that way actually be one step ahead of the probate followers?