If you went to the right Title Company they could have this information on there computer.

So I jumped on my computer, found a property that was good and required little demand from our shrunken wallets, then set up an appointment to see it.

I got it once to begin reading and then MS wanted to restart my computer[that annoys me, when MS butts in]. 

OK, while I don't have a degree in computer science, I'm pretty decent with computers but I'm clearly missing something.

Taxes and Insurance are the first two costs we list on our spreadsheets when we compute our expenses when making our initial cash on cash reports.

I'm computer-stupid myself.

You might, but that's a slim chance.Next exit is to refinance that note in the short term receiving the UPB as quickly as possible, this is the most profitable way to operate in purchasing notes, I like to say it will make your calculator smoke computing your return on you investment.

* If there is a completely passive "money partner" who is getting (we'll say) 50% of the profits for providing the funding, then if that partner obtains a loan to provide the funding, then the active partner should get 50% of the profits computed PRIOR to consideration of the loan cost.* Just because everyone is making a "personal guaranty" on a loan, it certainly doesn't mean everyone has an equal amount on the line.

Your realtor can get on the computer and give you the information you want rather quickly.

Will have to get on the computer when I get home if not.