im old school......I look at the property card to find their name.....and i exhaust all means to find them.....if that means facebook, linkedin, truepeoplesearch.......by any means necessary

@Nghi Le I plan to defeat you through exhaustion, not through logic.

You can search for certified WOB in Illinois here, try filtering to commodity code NAICS 23 "Construction" or any of the subcodes beginning with 23 (i.e. specifically for plumbing, roofing, etc.)Now there may not be many businesses that have taken the steps to certify with your states small business arm or similar departments, so it's not an exhaustive list.

You just have to make sure you calculate the funds so that you can try and exhaust all of the money from the sale into the new purchase or what it called the "Boot" when you do a 1031 Exchange.Keep in mind one of the loopholes is you can sell a property and put the profits back into another home using it for both down payment and closing costs. 

Your trying to build a rental that withstands bad tenants; you should focus on finding good tenants.

Your umbrella typically applies when the liability on your underlying policy is exhausted.

I've pretty much exhausted all my options on cash flowing in the bay area market.

In hindsight that stock looks exhausted, and I bought it near its 52 week high.

From what I've learned is that I just need to do is have a certificate of clear title from an exhaustive title search, Then only if there are wrinkles on there, then I'd have to do a quiet title, not before the exhaustive search is done.

Exhaust ALL free lead generation streams before considering any paid lead sources.