Who has experience switching from one master meter serving a park to converting to individual meters and in the meantime, discovering leaks from a huge web of water lines, any suggestions?

Virginia only requires you fill out a single page web form with name, address, phone, etc., then you pay via CC on the next page and it gives you your Articles of Organization. 

Perhaps looking on the tax assessor's web site to see if the property owner owns the house in his/her name.

First, stay of the web when looking for money.

On show 325 at 1:27:00 he mentions a web service (padlock.com) where you can enter an address and buy the owner information like phone number, loans on the property, ARV, etc....   

Check out my web site https://oakridgehomesco.com/ and you can download information about Pueblo West from the site. 

No one was selling over the Web as the Web was not invented until about 8 years after I started.

I’ve been searching the web and RE sites, and have found a few places out of state where the numbers look really good for cash flow and CoC return, and I’m ready to start viewing the properties and making the next steps.My question to the community is this; is it better to have my own realtor with me to go through discussions and negotiations, or would it be okay to use the sellers realtor (assuming that is who is listed as the realtor on each site)?

If you're looking for something less active, the Marcus Savings account by Goldman Sachs is giving you a 2.25% APY.

You can choose online options such as social media ads, YouTube videos or web pages.