However, even if you didn't or he's no longer employed in the same place, you can check online social media sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, etc to see if he's updated his employer info.3) Pay a private investigator or skip tracing company a small fee to run his name and provide you with his new address. 

The economics, financial, social and mechanical and legal make it fascinating to me.

One other nuance may be that, although difficult to evidence, intent is a key component.

As much of the country begins the process of reopening, builders' ability to start new projects remains hampered through a combination of supply-chain disruptions and "social distancing" measures for workers.

Positive social media reviews can be bought; It's much harder to fake a satisfied customer!

She wants to sell her house but she is nervous that once she sells the home the income will be reported to social security and the income she receives from SSI will be significantly reduced or taken away. 

Wasn't thinking of moving at the time.So while my roommates lived above me I was happy to come down to my own space and only needing to go up to use the kitchen, enter or leave the house or have social encounters with them.

  : )He got what he wanted, your Social Security Number, all of your asset information, your payment, why would he now need you?

If I find the property owner of a vacant property and then I am able to find them on Facebook or Twitter or another social media site, is it appropriate to send them a private message inquiring about buying the property?

What have been your experiences advertising on Facebook, Instagram, etc for finding deals? Does the "We Buy Houses" advertisement work within these markets? 
If so, what is your best advise? I am in the Hampton Roads...