If I am doing deals were I have to disclose those I do.Just depends on the venue and who I am working with..

In those cases you'll need to physically go to the various records rooms that constitute the land records in that area (it varies from County to County how many records rooms you'll need to visit).As for our firm, we are headquartered in California but we have a research team that covers all 3,611 recording venues in the USA.  

Usually you can pick a smaller venue, like I did in KC '97, master it and reap the rewards.

That is the objective.. a venue for all types of events.

We did get a 3500 sq ft classic at auction & then flipped it to a veteran who completely restored it, including the magnificent ceiling scrolls that were buried under a dropped drywall ceiling complete with the old gas lights of years gone by. 

Keep up the magnificent work👍

Seems they keep moving to smaller venues, last I heard they were at a small sandwich joint, but I lost track.

Both are non-profit and serve as a venue to meet and learn from locals that invest in real estate.

the more reasonable your request (like, just deposit and legal fees), the more likely they are to ignore. then it just comes down to whether they were properly served.small claims is not their favorite venue as you can imagine.  

Send me an email and I will forward you the address and all details.My situation: I have been investing now for over 40 years - I am an auctioneer and own several real estate venues, we are a family business.