Obviously this is subjective opinion, but In my view I see millennials today that simply reject traditional values we’ve had in this country such as early home ownership and starting a marriage /family ,go to church ,have devoted career paths etc..

Most likely, the borrower is a friend, member of same Rotary club or church, or something similar, with bank leadership, and they don't want to be the one to foreclose on the borrower.

As you may remember---every summer --so that you might be able to go to all your family, church, and community events or vacations without missing anything here at PCREIA....we only have one meeting per month for June, July and August.

we have a church interested and we named our price, 69k.  

-try to connect with current landlords from the area (potential deals also off-market, access to local handymens). local church/churches too (potential future tenants)

Now, the property itself may be a war zone but the area around is actually nice, but not really in walking distances to a Fresh Market or anything- mostly a church and neighborhoods.

Friends, family,Church, Doctors, people you network with.

Timothy Church nailed it.

Talk to neighbors for anecdotal tips on your target's affiliations with other neighbors, church, associations or interests.Try searching their name online search engines.Look at major social mediaReverse engineer the property title for hints at prior addressesLook for clues of other relativesAncestry dot com may have an existing family tree posted or hints at relatives, ancestors, perhaps offsprings and siblings.Skip trace techniques can go pretty deep.

Church Hill (CH)8.