there is no house on it anymore someone i guess took it down its just a lot now  ,  any leads or info how to  resolve this?

This could lead to a judgment or two if they sue me?  

Say maybe 20% of commission on closed transactions or a flat $10 per lead?  

Hello everyone, I have a pretty solid lead on a deal in a popular area of East Lake Atlanta, GA. 

It is not as easy as many people claim on the BP posts or the guru webinars, especially to  do it correctly, but it can lead to a strong income stream.    

For example, I know that if the house was built before 1978, then the seller has to have a lead based paint disclosure.

I got a new lead (in Indianapolis) which the seller may be willing to do some sort of financing.

Maybe i'm wrong as I am a newbie but I truly feel giving the lead the opportunity to speak freely to a voicemail and simply asking for their reason for calling they will open up and spill their reason for selling which then will provide me with some great info that will make the call smoother and give me a heads up on how to handle this particular lead.

I've used  tax assessment , google, zabasearch, white pages I have a lead on multiple properties that are owned by the same individual but I just can't get a current address.

My entire project here is a leading indicator, to take both of those trends that I talked about above, and begin to introduce gentrification to San Leandro, the town immediately south of Oakland.