I friend of mine who's been doing this recently has been just looking up the owners through tax records and then looking up those names with a WhitePages subscriptionThat's what I would look at first , good luck !  

But you should be able to see from your survey showing the easement where it is recorded and go to the county clerk's website and download the original easement document.

You want to work with a turnkey company that has years of experience, numerous markets, and a team that is trust worthy and reliable with a proven track record.

What I'm really interested in is connecting with people who have a track record of success in executing in this market.

What I'm really interested in is connecting with people who have a track record of success in executing in this market.

Go through the tax local tax records and call / mail owners of multifamilies you've seen around town but aren't on the market.  

2) Is this allowable without forfeiting any privileges (BAH, per diem, etc.) or changing my home of record?

Our mortgage broker of course does not recommend this route but has hinted off the record that this might be the best option for us.Have any of you done this before and how did it go?

I know some BPers hate that rule but it has worked for me in my market where I've exceeded the 2% rule (my record at purchase is 3.68%).

Many landlords don't know how to maintain properties, don't know how to do the record keeping and they hate their tenants with a passion.