In CA, the agent must be a party to the transaction, it's an allowed additional service, they cannot just hangout a lender's shingle or run an origination shop for the public.

There is Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

The only LLC docs I can access are the ones on public record at the secretary of state. 

(I'm going to have Keith reach out to you soon.)However, since this is a public forum, I wanted to answer your questions for your benefit, but also should anyone else be having those same questions.Please note that we just had our third Developer's Academy a few weeks ago in Indianapolis where we discussed all of this plus more.At our initial Developer's Academy last year we had Bob Copper speak on Feasibility Studies.  

.- Direct mail to suitable businesses nearby- See if your area requires a public notice for fictitious business names and mail the owner addressCan you guys come up with anything else?

While not on second avenue, I still think that the avenues farther east will benefit from the greater access to public transportation.

And that just capturing it would be insufficient; some sort of trans-wardrobe transportation should also be provided.

Are schools and playgrounds nearby, or will transportation be necessary?

In some state you have to register as a public utility!

Perhaps this is what all of those "foreclosure data providers" will give to you, but I got the itch to write some web programs and I've got some ideas.When researching a foreclosure I would think you would want the following pieces of information:Land / Parcel ID for the propertyDeed for the propertyLiens against the property (mortgage, HELOC, judgments, etc.)Tax recordsContact information for the owner of the propertyCourt cases against the owner of the property (foreclosure, utility companies suing for past due bills, etc.)Public health records (e.g. was the building condemned?)