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I'm not sure if Rick is totally up and running yet, but I worked with him on space planning a new facility they are moving into in the next month.He has a couple of partners and has had years of experience in collections.I've never used him before so I can't stamp my name on any endorsement, but he came to mind when I read this post.Let him know Taylor Jennings from Office Works referred you.Richard RainhoFidelis Asset Management, Inc.1427 West 86th Street, Suite 562Indianapolis, IN 46260Office Phone: 716-771-1294Direct Line: 317-682-0555Direct Fax: 317-759-2564Cell Phone: 317-378-0229Toll Free Phone: 888-471-0280 ext 1000Toll Free Fax: 877-504-3190Email: [email protected]: www.FidelisCollections.com

What sites don't often show you is abandoned warehouse across the street or the burnt out shell of a house next door or the empty retail spaces nearby.

Then search the public records for their name, and you can see copies of their mortgages/deeds of trust, whatever you use there.

However, posting on a public forum kind of takes away from what you INTENDED to do.

Building is roughly 6000 sq ft, 3 story with a commercial unit on the main level and 4 apartments.Current rents:Commercial space - $500Apartments - $300/ea (Tenants pay all utilities)Light on top of building that banks rents $126Total: $1826 per monthPurchase price - $92k (land contract)Down Payment - $10k5.5% interest on 20 yr mortgage with 3 year ballonMortgage payment: $564Taxes - 3300 annuallyInsurance - 300/monthA few things to note:- Rents need to be raised.

These are "life events".You discover people going through these life events by interacting with people or researching public records.

Consequently, that space between the wall and bed has a higher level of (relative) humidity.

Hey Al,You can read up on CA tenant/landlord laws here but I didn't see anything specifically relevant to your situation on pages 37-40 under repairs;www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/catenant.pdf?

If the addresses listed in public records/assessors office are the same as the abandon property than what strategies can be used to locate them?