Your query concerns right to entry, however it should go further and address how a landlord reclaims a CA residential rental property when possibly abandoned by tenant.If you're certain that they have not skipped, follow steps from prior posts.

The webinars are very vague as well, if not skipped over cause Brandon know what things will cost. 

There are other skip tracing tools and experts as well. 

Umm,skip the harvest gold but you get the idea.

You can't skip steps (generally) and the outcome is the whole pie.

If you can afford to try two, different skipping services, maybe do that. 

However, it's important to note that this approach does not necessarily mean that the investor should skip the inspection process.In fact, it's generally recommended that investors conduct a thorough inspection of the property before taking ownership, even in a Subject To deal.

That makes sense @Greg Dickerson and it aligns with what I'd learned - what I'm wondering is what is typical - what sort of allocation would cause an experienced investor to see it and skip right past it as they review the deal? 

In my opinion the best way to find qualified buyer is to create an account with PropStream or Batchleads, search your area (you can narrow by county, city or zip code), select “cash buyers” filter the ones who purchased within 12 months, skiptrace it (many services out there but both PropStream and Batchlead allow you to skip trace within the software), export the list and cold call all the buyers.

You can then skip trace the owners and cold call, text message or send direct mailers.