You can start by going to www.narpm.org and search their directory of managers.

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Do some skip tracing, talk to a title company to do some research, search for genealogical records connecting them to someone.

I searched for properties, found some homes and investors, only thing left is the assignment contract and escrow companies.

I would search around first to make sure they're the best in your area (getting referrals from other people etc...).

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Their presentations are designed to play on the emotions of sheep, peddling products and upgrades and coaching...all founded on the idea that anyone can do this, you don't need money, financial discipline is not required, etc.If you find a seminar, do yourself a favor and Google the name of the individual, the seminar, or the company.

Sites like spokeo will list the adreesses your associated with when you search...

A quick google search could help you identify the enforcement terms during your initial due diligence but you will want to verify before you close on the note. - For closing, first you will sign a loan agreement to determine what the seller will record, how much they will expect, exactly what you are paying for, and who will service the loan.

To find one (aside from word of mouth), search for your state/areas society for professional engineers.