@Nicholas Amendolare, I don't think you realize that you posted this to a public community page, so BP may or may not actually respond to you in an official capacity.

We should focus on better solutions for providing rent relief to Californians than this initiative, including increasing tax credits for renters, passing new bonds to provide public funding for affordable housing construction, and requiring developers and cities to build more affordable housing across the state.Proposition 10 is the wrong solution for a state that desperately needs to create more affordable housing for middle class families.

If you want to know how the development is progressing you need to look into the public records and follow the local planning commission. 

That was approved by the public.

Um....the TMV off the public records says the home is worth $43.5k.

You should cross check public databases with the address history from a background check.  

Hi @Henry Montgomery III,One of the problems with Wholesaling is it is against the law in most places to "publicly advertise a house for sale" without being licensed.

They'd each own 5%-20%.No intent to go Public. 1

She said she doesn't want to take no lower than the public records property appraisal which is 148k, mind you the house is only 964 sqft 3bd 1ba.

I would try your county offices to see if there is a public list available of marriage licenses issued.