So, even if the prior leaks were adding a little bit, it practically seems like there HAS to be another leak that isn't detected? 

Contact your local non-emergency police and talk to a detective.

Some databases do a better job of detective work in tracking down the true owners. 

That sure is a possibility (now we were on the phone, but I pretty sure I detected a "wink wink" here)Me: So then why does it take 3 weeks? 

Karen, I detect a lot of fear and skepticism on your part and perhaps Dave's teachings have made you too conservative when it comes to leverage.

Although in theory I could have caught a cold, then caught covid that hasn't got to detectable levels yet...

Two Baltimore detectives lived in PA.

These guys are amazing: https://www.turnkeyvr.comThey utilize the latest technology such as Ring doorbells on your property (can see if unauthorized guests are at front door or huge party being thrown w/our permission), and iPad setup inside with local available activities listed for guests (which btw also has a hidden decibel reader so they can detect unusually high noise levels in your home).

@James Smith, Good detective work.

Opportunity detectives have a nose for deals.Vacant does not necessarily mean abandoned.