Its not usually easy to do and may not even be plausible to collect on the judgement.

The term "seasoning period" usually refers to the amount of time you're required to hold a property or a loan before you can refinance it, especially in the context of the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy.During the BRRRR strategy, individuals typically purchase a property using hard money loans (high-interest, short-term loans used for property investments) to fund the purchase and renovations.

Not every skip tracing company is set up to accurately provide that information and/or charges extra to do so.

When lots are platted, usually it should be required for a cross/shared access easement so a tract isnt land-locked. 

Usually the recipients are afraid of this due to losing their voucher and not able to apply as a recipient ever again. 

Most people get attached to single family homes as they are usually their first investment but hinder their growth because they do not cashflow great.

I am getting 6 extra windows at no cost including 2 transom windows in the bathrooms that really provide an higher quality feel and increase one of the main areas that tenants and potential buyers really care about (Bathrooms & Kitchens).

It's not foolproof (and nothing is) but if another investor in your market has said "I use company X consistently" and then another investor says "I've used company X too and would recommend them"...then that usually puts us in a good starting position.Have you been to any local real estate groups yet? 

Never put in extra effort or money in order to get a better outcome.

@Olivia SvrchekBeing mixed-use in itself isn't usually the issue.