I recently purchased a building and I just received a debt collection notice from the prior owner's AT&T cell phone bill.The owner ordered the cell phone under the property's name and address.

We are working on being able to do the same thing with cell phone bills and other utilities.... don't asume, it's not an apealing quality.

Here is a tip that may  work for you ------- THE 50 HOUSE RULE: Make it a project to look 50 houses, with a self pledge NOT TO buy or make an offer on any of them - your objective is to study the market, keep a journal - in it list every property you look at, the square footage, the price per SF, the agents' listing, any comments the agent or the seller makes, keep good notes -After awhile you will discover some very interesting things about this project, 1. you will become aware of values, 2. you will learn how to detect motivation of sellers and agents and 3. this journal will be a valuable asset when you are more aware of the market and you will be able, after you are a little more educated, be able to make intelligent offers that will pay off in equity or cash profits.

Like I tell others imagine leaving your newborn with someone for two weeks and you will be on a deserted island with no cell service or contact with them.

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If it's small maybe a billboard or a cell tower etc. if zoning allows it.

Most of the numbers were fax numbers for public places like DMV's and a lot were peoples cell phones who had no clue what I was talking about

If you have first hand knowledge of the lender, you may know something that will help you, banking and lending journals and trade publications are a great source.USE IT OR LOSE ITThis is the one that will absolutely kill you if you're of the "pay off all your debt and close the accounts" mindset.

tabloid journalism

Biz Journal article here.