Where do you look for property owners who need their property cared for?
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http://www.apartmentjobz.com/\n\ndo a search under "property management" and "apartment management" things like that.
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Depends on what type of properties your looking into. If you want to shoot me an Email on whether your looking into a mixed-use property, hotel, multi-family, apt. complex, auto repair shop, etc... I will be happy to give you an idea.
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*Thinking for half a second* You can look in http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Real_Estate/Property_Information/Listings/Rentals/ or http://craigslist.com
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Find a local agent through InsureMyHouse.com
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No but a good and comprehensive site with a range of budgets is Holidayrentals.com. We've used them in the past and found them very good. In the end you are dealing with individual owners though. Good luck
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GET AN APPRAISAL ON THE BUILDING FIRST!!!\n\nYou may run into the problem of the property not being suitable to the area for it's "Highest and best use" meaning that no one will do financing on the property EVER!\n\nThe title company in your area will be able to get you in touch with the owner. If it's abandoned they are most likely elderly or it has reverted back to the city because of enviromental issues.
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Try craigslist.org, normally quite good for rentals. Covers most States across the U.S.
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The best way to find this out is to get yellow pages and e-mail some large apt. complexes and some very big real estate companies that hire managers.  We managed apts for 25 years, good luck.
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Try some renting agencies in the town.  Can be expensive and charge you extras but it will give you an idea of what is available and the kinds of prices in the area.  Also check the local papers - both free and paid for and have a look - you will often find better deals in the paper.  I've always rented directly from the owner and if you are careful about the owner and check that they don't have loads of properties it's much easier.  If you get a 'serial' landlord they won't bother to fix anything and can be really tricky to deal with.  Best thing is go have a look at a few properties in your price rang and out of it just to see what they are like and get a feel for waht you want and what to pay - take someone with you.
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Yes.  Landlord associations within your city have every document you need.  Look for Landlord/Tenant under the government pages and if unable to locate there, call your local chamber of commerce and ask and they'll start directing you....may take a few calls, good luck.
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We need more information.  Where are you?  What's the situation?  Who wants to take the property?  Why do they want to take it? etc.
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If the occupants are the land owners, the information is public record in the tax database of the county where you live. If they are renters, I am not sure how to get an accurate list since renters tend to move frequently.
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Talk to your real estate agent or laywer.
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Its always a good idea to contact a few realtors, if your not very familure with buying land or local ordanaces that might apply to your type of business.  It might also a good idea to contact some insurance compnies to make sure you'll be able to get the liabilty insureance needed and to check and see if they might have any requirements regarding the land that might affect your premiums.
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http://www.apartmentguide.com\nhttp://www.rent.com\nhttp://www.rentnet.com\n\nYou can also contact a real estate agent or relocation specialist. It is their job to help you locate a rental property that will suit your needs. Most often the services they provide are free for you and they get paid by the property owner/management that you end up renting.
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I know where i live you can look on the apprasial districts web site and find the owners name. May try it there
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www.craigslist.com is a great source. You should get many leads. I am a Realtor and I had clients that listed their rentals with me. Believe it or not, we got more calls from that website than from the MLS. If you own a property in Burbank, CA...good for you. No rent control and good tenants. Good luck.