Look for executors and administrators of estates in the public record.

It’s in a highly desirable area for families (good schools) but also close to businesses, transport, a major university, and walking distance to high end shops, restaurants, etc.

I won't share the numbers publicly, but it can be very profitable. 

Howdy BP Community,This question has been circling in my mind, and it's time to get answers.I recently read an article in a professional publication for realtors that indicated that when one sells a secondary home, the owner will be hit with a tax bill on the profit of the sell.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I am assuming that a family's friends immigrated from another country and they are all staying together now given what is happening throughout US, which if that is the case I will look into public records to see where the owner is receiving mail.

But getting into a public pixxing match with the AG probably exacerbated everything, where neither one could let their ego go.I did not work with real estate overages...but found another line of unclaimed funds

Glover  I think the public many times does not under stand that wire fraud also is the dissemination of false information in marketing.. and as you can see this is the case here.. not to mention many have wondered how Mr.

I've heard Investor is not a friendly word to the public.  

A little digging in public records shows that the seller is behind in paying property taxes and lives outside the local area so it looks like they are having problems managing things.

I am assuming you are on public sewer and not a septic system.