I'd definitely go and check it out and do some investigating.

Thanks,Bill.I will follow up on your ideas.The other issue I will need to investigate is the days on market for such properties.I intend to flip the property.

They or you can investigate issues to ensure all is going as expected rather than accepting a "don't worry about it" answer, but don't worry about trust documents or trustee performance.

I have some investigating to do.

I would take notes when listening because you ll hear a lot of good ideas and will want to investigate in depth later on.

You could still do the more thorough investigation where folks start billing expensive legal hours after this screening in cases where you publicly solicit and meet new investors.After reviewing things it seems that a 30-day "cooling off period" is either a requirement or highly recommended for investors you find through public solicitation.

I've heard about some tough situations with liens and brankruptcy filings.Is there anything you do (or can do) to investigate bankruptcies before purchaing a lien?

Looks like you have a long history in real estate and records research which will come in handy when investigating individual investment properties.

If you are really interested you can hire private investigator or skip-trace service to track down the owner.Cheers, Alison

Thing is those reports are to signal money laundering matters, illegal activities, the IRS to the DEA  get the reports and they will investigate.