Hi,I have been looking for a property with specific details in a particular area of Las Vegas, to the point where I know pretty well which neighborhood I want it to be in.When I am not looking for real estate I run a consulting business, and I am starting to see a lot of similarities in between.Ideal client persona, lead generation, cold emailing/calling, getting your pitch dialed in etc.With my business, I know where to find leads by searching on a few website where I have a membership that collects information such as employee count, last round of funding etc.I would like to apply some of my business strategies to real estate, but I am not sure where I can find information about properties, filter by lot size, tenant eviction, amount of equity someone has in a house etc.

If you call Raleigh police, they will issue each unauthorized person a Trespass Ticket and get their DL and attached it to the property address.

Let's say for instance I'm trying to structure like this: Scenario 1:  Person A:  Provides 100% of cash.  

Not saying all are like this, but there are many people that create fake online personas.

Zippo,I came across your posting and would be interested in communicating with and possibly meeting with you in person as I am in the vicinity of your location in Connecticut.I look forward to hearing from you.Kevin Rizzo

I would Love to find out who owns it and purchase it ( if the Price is right of course ) , I just don't know how to go about finding out / Contacting who I need to , to Try and Purchase it.Thank you for any help and information on how to best go about finding out who Owns this property , and any other Properties that look Abandoned /Distressed .I have considered Knocking on Neighborhood Doors and asking them in Person, as well as Putting a Letter in these same neighbors Mail Boxes to hopefully get their help in telling me the name(s) and Contact information ). 

I have had former clients even contract for a portion of the profits of a deal after recouping the loan, i.e $50,000 loan from person A to person B with payment provisions being $50,000 net of sale of 123 main street, and 10% of net profits of sale of 123 main street.On the other hand if you aren't going to be doing business with someone you at least reasonably trust, you can still take advantage of crowd funding due to the increased limit under title 4 of the JOBS act, but it might take some time to find a RE crowdfunding company that will accept unaccredited investors. 

What I mean by that is if person A, call him Bob, becomes attached to a property in some legal form for say 100K value, then Bob has an attachment at that value.

Here is one thread he recently started before becoming persona non grata, which caught the ire of @Richard C.:- http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/522/topics/182...Looks to have some of the same "boasting guru" characteristics that Richard may be referring to above (but I think the one above is a different "Waldo").

Her "white knight" persona is a joke and her lists are only moderately complete.