Large lenders might be less likely to notice, provided you take appropriate steps like placing the property in a trust first.If you've never done Sub2 before, I probably wouldn't start with a $2MM deal.

I was just asked by a potential seller, via email, how I got their address.

Maybe some land trust that he’s part beneficiary of but I would not want to be that trustee when the lawyers start digging.

I think you probably want to see if the person who is paying tax is not listed at same address or says address unknown - that would be hint they are no longer living there. 

I like the trust avenue for each property.Also, if i buy it outright, and sell it before a year, i pay short term capital gains on every payment received.

I would love to have contacts around the country for address book :)-Makenzie 

If there are restrictions, you can use a land trust where you are the initial beneficiary then make an assignment to your LLC that will stay private.

https://permitsandcases.indy.gov/citizenaccess/Search by address..you will find the property and violation. 

Sad to see it removed, but rules are rules....I'd like to see it continued/re-examined, but this time simply in light of generosity in general not tied to any other type of organization.I believe that people who are generous have a way about them that tends to draw others toward them, which is helpful in business where net working and establishing relationships built on trust is important. 

You don't need a real address in Florida.