Public records at the county or online should tell you who owns the property, then try skiptracing that individual.  

Asking price: $365,000ARV: $540000 (10% discount)After Repair Value (ARV):540000City Evaluation419,100Cost of Property:365,000Estimated Repair Cost:135-165k (50% more)Cost contingency (8%):14400 - 17600 (doubled)Total Gross Profit Marginnegative $7600 - $25600 unless you have a track record of success to offset i would start with way less rosey numbers and then adjust from there. on reviewing your numbers it seems very optimistic without much room for error. 

Yes you can export property data in CSV but does not include lat/long, just address as well as other public record information. 

My background:I became a professional musician at 18 years old and spend the next 6 years touring and making music for Tooth and Nail/EMI Records. 

I keep them for my records, share them if I need to.I do provide tenants with a form they can use to conduct their own move-in inspection but I don't require them to turn it in.

I know when I bring them a deal I will have their attention.Barry- thank you for the kind words.I always recommend starting out with cash buyers that have proof of funds and a track record of closing.

Try asking local RE group or on Facebook classifieds locally if anyone or the community has recommendations for agents that have a great track record.

We had one we could potentially intercept but Grandpa Died and 4 siblings were heirs filed no probate then 2 of the 4 siblings died still no probate was filed..We would have had to get 17 nieces and nephews to all be in agreement.

Very few investors invest with people that don’t have a track record of successful investments.

Is the record owner you are buying from the same person who completed the "certificate"?