The rent-to-own tenants are thsoe who you end up foreclosing on, investigate equitable interests, installment contracts and how you might get your sale price and they walk away with a profit.

I only investigated it because I got the letter in the mail and was curious as to what was involved.I would be more than willing to sell off my notes too, but haven't dug more into who buys performing notes.

Be careful what you say, you don't want a government agency investigating a discrimination charge.

We've done some investigation into the Cinci area and the taxes are better there, at least on the properties we've looked at.

I do need to investigate avenues out there so I can make the decision as to which market I want to pursue.

You need to thoroughly investigate what is owed.

By my remedial investigation, I don't see more than 60-70K in work here.

Another one to try is Private Eye.com Or try a real private investigator

I'm not saying you can't find these days, but to give yourself the greatest chance of putting deals together, you should have a way to bring cash to the closing table.So, you need to investigate deal structuring on the other side -- getting financing, finding an equity partner, JV deals, etc.

I don't think you can manage properties for others without a real estate license or property management company in Washington, something you may want to investigate before you get too deep with your sister.