Do the following, go to assessor's website of county you live in, locate GIS data organizing properties by number of units, download excel spreadsheet of addresses/owner info, import into google maps using site such as batchgeo, drive by and identify 15-30 properties you're interested in, skip trace owners to find current address, text/email/call owners, be consistent & do this every 1-2 weeks, you find a property in 1-3 months. 

I'm sure you can find her on google or her website reimom (dot com). 

Once you have them it’s amazing how easy it is to find peoples’ number online, a quick Google Search of their name and city almost always does the trick.

Do a google search for real estate attorneys in the area the property is located and you will get plenty of options. 

@Connor MckelveyIf you're looking for someone local that you can get face time in with, add Riki Singh in Denver to your short list of prospects (google him).

They can give you a pretty thorough breakdown by actually using google satellite view (believe it or not).  

Account Closed I use a simple google sheets spreadsheet to calculate my expected income and expenses.

I use Stessa, Cozy, Excel, google drive, google voice texting, and a PO Box. 

Looking for a referral for a realtor in Palm Springs, could just do a Google search for a realtor (I'm sure there's a ton) but wanted to check here first.

Adding complete and detailed business information can help Google better understand your business and match your listing to relevant searches.DistanceJust like it sounds–how far is each potential search result from the location term used in a search?