thanks everyone, my concern wasnt really how to get the address changed... my concern was who to list as manager (even temporaritly) since i dont have a new address yet... i thought that if i wait until i move (which will be out of AZ state), then it takes long time to get the llc address changed, then maybe i have to publish that change, etc. all this delays the time to get tenant in.

So I am continually seeking out new buyers.To get your list started initially, it takes a while, just depends on how diligent you are about connecting with people, finding out who are buyers, collecting their contact information and adding it to your database.Then again if you have a wholesale that is all tied up properly, you can probably listed it in the market place (depending on if you are a free or a paid user) and send it out to all the buyers on the BP list.And as I know you are in Kansas City - you could also join the local REIA, activate your free website and publish your wholesale properties on that site and have it go out to the entire MAREI buyer list, social media list and MAREI websites.The thing to remember is when ever you talk to an investor online, on the phone or online, to find out what it is that they buy, where they buy it, how many they buy and the best way to communicate with them.  

Your local adjudicated newspaper, The Recorder (Vacaville) may have already published "Notice of Petition to Administer Estate" in their legal notices.

Other numbers I am getting published information.

Sarah P. just published an article about using Thumbtack.com for her contractor vetting.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/contracto...

I usually look at the amount owed (published in the newspaper foreclosure notice) and then check the county records for tax-assessed.

According to press release published yesterday by the U.S.

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We are also interested in any ideas posters have, as our agents work with MFH investors and often do a LOT of work to walk properties and then get paid nothing, because the investor puts an offer in on their own, or with another agent, or they pull out of the contract during the contract window.Has anyone ever seen a RE representation agreement with a "kill fee" in addition to a commission rate, like writers can sometimes get in the publishing world when an editor kills a piece they were going to publish so that the writer at least gets something for the work they did?

It's likely they published/revealed a minimum bid of $80k or so, no takers, so they got it at the minimum legal opening bid of $10.