Home owners pay HOA dues to cover updates to administrative and billing records, changing and exchanging security codes and cards, creating monthly billings and home owner financial status documents.

Namely; a CPA can talk about how the IRS views things based on their Private Letter Opinions/former controversy before the USDC, or before administrative tribunals.

Am I supposed to be able to draw contact information from that database?

Yes, they still carry a higher interest rate (5 - 8% 1st position, 8 - 14% in 2nd), but the interest rate would be even higher if we were to lend unsecured (which we don't).We use our own lending documents and the borrower is responsible for all origin and administration fees.  

My question is, would the city assessor's online database not change the owner of the property even if it is forfeited, or is it more likely the person still owns the property for some reason?

Drop me a line if you are ever interested in RE data and analytics, etc, esp mapping and databases.

Since the 1970s,  the number of administrative staffers has risen by 235 percent, while the number of faculty and students has increased by only about 50 percent. 2) 38 year lows in labor participation (Please don't fool yourself by believing that we are at or near full employment as Janet Yellin says).  3) Very significant increases in government regulations making it harder to start small businesses (which is where the preponderance of new jobs come from).  

Hi Rick,           Thank you for your answer to my question, I know about that data base.

You could also search the Certified Commercial Investment Member database for brokers that have experience with the types of income properties you want to buy.

It may even help those who are looking to find unclaimed property by putting it in a state database.