Hurricane Laura hit and at least 32 of the 70 trailers are not inhabitable (beyond repair) I cannot find/locate the owners of these trailers (I’ve emailed, telephoned) with no response.

You said in another post that your communication with the landlord has been through telephone.

I want to be a broker to gain access to the commission, and because i don't like to play telephone when negotiating a deal.

They are a fee generating operation with telephone solicitors who get paid to pump in an application with up front fees and you won't have any recession period as they will delay until someone drives by and snaps a picture from the street and then say the fees were payable.

Administration may be able to share that with you and that could reduce your search to one telephone call.

To save money on telephone I use the $20.00 a year Nettalk for my telephone.

Dealing with the listing agent also cuts one more person out of the game of telephone between you and the seller.

If your description uses the center of a road, you can't locate that either as it may not be the center of the pavement.I've written meets and bounds descriptions for minor subdivisions but it takes a surveyor to locate property lines for improvements if set backs are questionable, don't try it yourself.Depends too on your lot, look at the plat, if the lots are equal sizes adjacent to you and you're in a subdivision your lot line will generally be half way between the homes, if they look similar.In some states a fence that has been erected for a certain period may establish the line, even if it is off.Don't go by utility boxes or telephone poles, but the developer may know if poles were set on lines, they could be.I've had legals that go from the POB westerly 196 feet to a "large oak tree" thence south to the center of the river, easterly along the center of the river 220 feet, thence northerly 246 feet to the POB (something like that).

Then you would have to contact the owners via direct mail, or if you do some research to find their telephone number, you can do cold calling as well.

Personally, at this stage of my life, I choose to work from home, travel a lot with the family when I can, and leave the on-site micro-management of properties to others (so that I can be free to "chase the next deal" online from wherever I may roam - which leads me to invest in condos (essentially hassle-surprise-free), setup online infrastructures for management (managing teams via emails and telephone as opposed to managing properties hands-on), and aim for a multitude of "spreadsheet" properties as opposed to two or three "big money making" ones, which would necessitate personal attention in most cases.