And since the Assessor’s Offices don’t know who all these people are and the cost to continually try to collect and update that information would be prohibitive, they simply don’t post any property owners info online.However, the information itself is a matter of public record, so you can always go the County Assessor’s Office in person and view it.

You should still take them to court to evict and then turn them over to a collections attorney. 

So this agent is renting out a property he doesn’t even own and meanwhile the bank (the actual owner) is paying taxes, insurance, maintenance etc. this guy is collecting rent free and clear without having to pay a mortgage or anything!

If you haven't visited Wilmington, NC add that to your long list of must see places because its truly an exquisite little city.

My attorney was absolutely fantastic, calm, collected, and charged me 1,600 total for appearing in court 2x for mediation.

Best I can tell ..They will still pay and I’ll still collect .

Mine took about 6 months (we settled) cost was about $4,000 and I got $35,000 at settlement which was collecting my "loss".

A credit check matters... have they acquired more debt in a collections state?

This will free up more of your cash while also collecting rent from the other side of your property.

Did you schedule closing for the day the next months rent was due, and it's agreed upon that you would be responsible for collecting the rent after closing?