You can also try calling the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (http://cib.ok.gov/contact).

I did contact the borrower, & she volunteered to just send me the interest due.I will send her a Release of Promissory Note.The title co. did not provide any sub & recon document for us to sign.Their legal dept. copied & pasted some Calif regulations into an email & said they were done.A realtor friend has one I can use, but honestly, I'm going to get some help to fill it out.I looked up the title co on Yelp & see they have horrible reviews from what appear to be legitimate, experienced people.  

Your best bet is to contact a Farmers agent as they will have access to all 3 of those companies.

A San Diego homeowner contacted me today asking for help - his house was going into foreclosure and he wanted to see if I could help. 

But I think I could try to go over there to help them for a few days and if the landlord or building manager is ok with it, I'll leave my contact there if they need to communicate, they can do so through me. 

You might be able to deny them access to the media system, but I would contact an actual lawyer before doing that.

So next question, this might be pretty simple but I’m still pretty new to real estate.Let’s say we suspect that a house is vacant, how will we go about contacting the owner?

It's similar to a Yellow Pages but you enter your job (bathroom remodel, install new cabinets,...) and contractors contact you for the job.

I have a contact there if needed.

I'm in a similar situation but had no Contractor contacts, so I started with the property manager first who had all the right contacts.