How should I begin my search?

I have an accountant who I would prefer not to bug with this, googled with conflicting answers and attempted to search here without luck.

A short conversation can tell you a lot more than a Google review ever will.

We do separate the yard so each tenant has a private entry and yard space.For MTR, I would start a google search with "month to month rentals in ____" and see what websites come up, and search from the renters perspective.

Since you’re already in the game with 4 units, if you ever consider expanding, Columbus Ohio is a market worth looking at—it’s still very affordable compared to most metros, has strong job and population growth with companies like Intel, Amazon, and Google moving in, and you can find deals in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow.

Google My Maps which is different from Google Maps.

I noticed Invelo App, but when reviewing the page I saw the bottom deals section.https://inveloapp.com/bigger-pocketsMy comment is when I google search these properties photos on google image I get very different information from real estate property tax history.

A true title search includes many things other than the land records like; judgements, municipal liens, federal liens, bankruptcy, estate search, divorce records etc. 

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You can find owner information with the county assessor or other creative Google searches.