Hi Kim,Telephone "Legal Aid", they have Attorney's that can help people--for FREE.Good Luck!

If you are already providing internet, you can by-pass the lack of a landline by getting a VOIP/SIP line & then use any touch tone (not rotary) phone with an ATA (analog telephone adapter).  

I was prepared to have a telephone/video conference/ in person (6ft!)

Let us know if you'd like to connect via telephone, we can experience share on what we did in the past and potentially help you on the acquisition side. 

If you have the tax information from the county assessor's office you can mail that person a letter you skiptrace her and get a telephone number as @Barry Pekin stated.

I have a lady who will give me up to $50,000 as needed just with a telephone call, her rates are high, but I don't mind paying the juice because I have confidence that I am able to assign my contract quickly using the Control and Roll formula and the Auction Marking.Good luck, be safe,Charles

We also resealed old holes from cable TV & Telephone wire entry.

That said, you can do a lot of diligence up-front via e-mail and/or telephone.

The gift letter must:• specify the dollar amount of the gift;• specify the date the funds were transferred;• include the donor’s statement that no repayment is expected; and• indicate the donor’s name, address, telephone number, and relationship to the borrower.When a gift from a relative or domestic partner is being pooled with the borrower’s funds tomake up the required minimum cash down payment, the following items must also be included:• A certification from the donor stating that he or she has lived with the borrower for the past 12months and will continue to do so in the new residence.• Documents that demonstrate a history of borrower and donor shared residency.

She screamed at us over the telephone.