After a tenant moves in, we normally call to verify with the utility provider that the tenant has setup their own utility accounts. 

But I'll need to build the road myself, which will likely be costly (especially since it'll involve clearing some trees first).Next to the property I'm buying there's a second nearly identical lot for sale that has the same access problem.

According to the article I linked below, some tips for finding dedicated contractors could be by going to local hardware stores, checking references, verifying licenses and insurance, etc.

All of the data they provide is not filtered or verified and therefore mostly inaccurate or disconnected contact info.

I want the house, but not if I can’t verify that there isn’t some massive leak they are trying to hide.My EMD is $1000.

They can explain what the requirements are and verify if this person holds the proper license.Anyone can get a license.

- I have not been able to verify a bid in Texas that has been accepted below the 87-88% of the CURRENT listing price. 

Anybody done and verifiable deals in the five boroughs of new York metropolitan area?

I actually don't like middleman banks almost as much as I don't like middleman property managers. lolIn this day in age, I should be able to have access to my money whenever I want, without jumping through hoops: two-factor authentication, giving my SSN, DOB, address, verifying over the phone, etc.

For $295, you can buy a fake identity including id, selfie, tax return, utility bills, credit file, even a phone number where someone will verify employment.