When fracking just started to become a public term, we invested in mineral rights.  

To locate property owners, use internet tools or public records.Real Estate Wholesalers: Make contact with local real estate wholesalers that focus on off-market transactions.

It is all public data in Ohio, so I'm hoping there is someone who has figured a computerized way to do this. 

Thank you for your assistance in this difficult time.Best regards, Marco & Christine Padilla Easy. use/hire Public Adjuster.

As Wayne Brooks said above, anything publicly listed (REOs, HUD, Homepath, etc.) has already been seen by the agents who represent the institutional buyers.If you happen to get one of these under contract for a price below what another investor will pay (unlikely these days), you can definitely still do a double close, assuming there is no resale restriction from the seller.That said, if you have these large institutional investors in your market, you're probably going to want to focus on off-market deals that these guys aren't finding themselves.

Beneficiaries are named in an unrecorded trust document, hence not visible in public records.

I hired a company to complete the renovations and a public adjustor to help with my insurance claim. 

It's added together, however it doesn't matter anyway, because there is no tax and no reporting on your LLC, except for the ownership report known as PIR - Public Information Report 

-You can also pull public OPRA request to see any open permits. 

@John D.To learn more about what qualifies as self-employment income in order to open a solo 401k plan, see the following: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...Also, IRS Publication 560 (the publication for self-employed plans such as SEP and SIMPLE IRAs, ans solo 401k plans) has a section that gives examples of self-employment activity.