The method is slow, and I was only able to pull 100 names a week or so, but back then I had more time than money.There are also services that sell lists, such as Listsource, Melissa Data, and yes, click 2 mail.

You'll also have responsibility to ensure that everyone is insured appropriately to protect yourself and the investor/client/homeowner.The other option is to serve solely as a "paper contractor" or "construction manager" (same thing, different terminology).

I would verify that the accessory unit is legal before purchase and ensure it can be licensed.

There should be a data field that contains the owners property address, city, state and zipcode.

If for any reason, you and him are not on the same wavelenth, you can be rest assured, you will have to really really go the extra mile to ensure all the i's are dotted and t's are crossed during the various phases of a deal.

If so, I imagine we need to get credit data, etc. of our investors?

It sounds like I have 2 options:1- I can put in a new 2 inch digital meter,which can download data on amount of usage, exact time of day, and constant stream of usage to automatically detect leaks (cost of a few hundred dollars)2- I can install individual meters for ever unit.

If there's broken glass and they didn't clean it up, then you need to get in there and do so to ensure that they can't hurt themselves -- don't wait another day/week/month -- get it done.

Only the data needed to fill in a 1003 (Uniform Residential Loan Application) is collected.2.

I hope we don't lose Theresa here, I agree with Dion and Bill on a lot of what was said but I want to clarify some of the differences I've noticed in my company's data when it comes to working 1st versus 2nds.My assumption is that %'s here Are dealing with FMV/BPO figures, as the UPB on underwater notes is an irrelevant number.