This will dump info into a spreadsheet making it easily retrieved/saved.

If you mean current balance, that is credit data and can not be legally retrieved without the owners permission (which you can potentially get from them - ask nice ;-).

@Kiera Underwood, I’m still learning the best strategies but my current direction is to buy with all cash then refinance after the renovation to retrieve as much of my basis as I can.

Hello BP,I am trying to find property owner information through the LA county assessor website, but I am not having any luck retrieving owner name or current address.

However, 5 years in, there's a good likelihood that your rents have increased $100-$300/m without a turn needed because a married couple working in finance doesn't want to pay a moving company every 2 years, and their golden retriever (that also earned you a pet fee and pet rent) loves the fenced in backyard.

I would politely set the boyfriend's belongings at the curb for him to retrieve, then I would sit at the front door with a "come hither" look and an itch.2.

We sent one of our maintenance technicians out and secured the property again, but it didn't appear that she retrieved much, if any of, her personal possessions.

In my case all the missing info are missing because its a hassle to retrieve (like don't remember their vehicle tag), or they decided I really don't need it for screening. 

Chpt. 92: residential tenancies.Chpt. 93: commercial tenancies.Chpt. 24: forcible entry and detainer (eviction)Chpt. 24A: retrieving personal property

Upon the resident’s death, relatives often would request keys or access to the unit to retrieve personal belongings of the deceased.