That assignment is not a matter of public record, though, so it will not be obvious what you have done.

West Virginia's issues "Tax Publications" which lists what is subject to sales tax, and I don't see one for the type of transaction you're talking about, see: West Virginia Sales tax You go down the list of businesses and transactions involved, including motion picture, pharmacies, travel services, etc.

Skip Trace is a term that originated from debt collectors and private/public investigators.

Check out the type of local retail stores and amenities and schools could make a difference as well as any school or business-related bus stops for public transportation. 

Large brokerage firms, especially the public ones like Marcus & Millichap and CBRE, present themselves as domain experts who will help value your property.

Here's a couple perceptions:1- Properties can cash flow2- Currently a rough neighborhood. 

I’d keep it that way on a public forum.

Here is a report from FEMA and the US Fire Administration that details the fire/explosion danger which you can cite to support your PM. https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/electronic_cigarettes.pdf

@Glenn Clapp Unlike residential RE, on the commercial side inventory is often held in company names which do not like their holdings to be made public.

Some are free, some might have a fee, but still worth saving you time and obviously getting things done that you would not be able to do otherwise.This is a good website/directory that lists all the real estate offices by county NETROnline.com - click on Public Records Online Directory.