I’ll need to double check when I am back on a desktop, but the File Place should contain thousands of spreadsheets that people have uploaded to share with others.

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My cards contained this info:We Buy Houses and Solve Problems!

:lol: I want to share a short story...Back when I was in college I worked as a "consultant" to a small pharmaceutical printing company (they print labels for pharma containers).

I have the same question - does anyone know of a list that can be obtained containing contact information for section 8 landlords?

@Heather DeGeorge I ask for the last two months bank statements, which contains name of the bank and account number.

Yet, even though teamed up with an amazing partner/realtor/landscape designer engineer, Stewart Clark (A recruited BP Member), unfortunately it took close to 10 months to find resolutions for all the challenges the property contained.

I know it contains many questions in one.

Additionally, every loan document now carries a clause stating that any additional loans secured on the property without the permission of the lender is an item of default, so if your loan document contains this language and the private investor loan is filed against the property you will have a first loan in technical default.If neither of these situations above are correct in your case, then having the title company, or closing attorney handle it all should provide the easiest solution.