With a little reversal searching online, using his web content,  email address,  name, phone numbers, etc. 

Also be very cautious of the fake private lenders out there that contact you directly via BP facebook linkdin whatever and they want small amount of money up front.. or are just way to fast to say you are approved just need to send 500.00 to get the ball rolling. 99% of those are fakes and your money is then lost.. or they will continue to try to bleed you.. some will have web sites that look real..

**Vermont’s UNIQUE law imposes liability on other players in the web of illegal lending.

My marketing plan includes an open house, broker open house, direct mail, syndicated internet advertisements to over 30 different web pages (REALTOR.com, Zillow.com, Trulia.com, etc, exposure in the Houston Chronicle, YouTube video walk through, as well as a Virtual Tour slide show.

@Chaz DesousaPersonally I use the chrome extension Web Scraper.

After that, almost everyone lost due to one reason - Marshall Reddick was scamming you into the web that could not and would not deliver.

And so on, and so on...Lastly, whatever you do, please do not yank some crappy basic legal template off the Web and think you'll be covered, because you definitely won't be!

I once kenneled my dog and the owner gave his clients a web address to view both the kennel and play area while away. 

Finding a RMLO/Brokerage needs some due diligence beyond a web site.

I am starting to see some articles on the web around saturation for AirBNB in core markets: https://skift.com/2017/11/15/airbnb-growth-story-h...FWIW AirDNA is showing a pretty steady increase in the supply of units in the last year.