Go to the local online property tax records. there you can get owner name and mailing address. that would be the simplest method.

Your question in (1), my simplest answer is this is why you're not ready to be a Managing Broker, your lack of knowledge, insight and comprehension in this regard. 

I think that would be the simplest way to go.

Bottom line though is that it’s all up to them, which is also my fear for them, because I can foresee it simply being a situation where they go or gravitate towards the simplest solution or minimal amount of forethought.

The simplest thing to do (at the risk of sounding like I'm teaching how to cheat) is to check the "material participation" box when entering a K1 into your tax software.

Second position DSCR does exist but rates are even worse than HELOANs, I'd expect 11-13% right now.Getting a simple cash out refinance sounds like the simplest option, but if you can just get a large first position HELOC only that would be a pretty convenience deal.

For our other beds (king, queen, twins) I followed advice here and got sheets from Kohls, and those are great.It seems like the simplest thing to do is just leave a set of queen linens in the closet for guests to use on the sofa bed.

These 'systems' can be intimidating certainly for a new park owner but you have the simplest system there is and if something gets haywire you can get it fixed. 

However, my favorite method is still the simplest: checking the cash in the bank.Each week, I look at the current account balance (minus any outstanding credit card balance), compare it to last month's balance, and even check back to last year’s balance.

Buying a primary residence and then making a rental out of it is one of the simplest ways to afford a rental in the beginning.