Depending on the county some provide public records of owners' name and numbers to the public thats are attached to the property so people can reach them

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I have been seeing a lot of talk about Ohio (Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland), so I wanted to reach out for some advice.

You can always reach out to my property manager and talk with them about the comparisons.

If the tenant fails to provide proof, I would reach out to a local attorney about handling the lease violation appropriately, especially since Texas has specific landlord-tenant laws.

Looking back at my records, I realized I never received their proof of renters insurance, which was a requirement in the lease.For the past month, I’ve been reaching out via calls, texts, and emails, but I either get no response or they keep pushing it off with no clear timeline of when they’ll provide it.

Leveraging seller financing creatively, with strategies like stepdown interest rates or unique amortization schedules, could be the key to bridging the gap until the property reaches its full income potential.

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Please feel free to reach out if you are willing to help!

Thanks for reaching out!