If she hasn't given you the deposit back in a timely manner, as per your state law, then I bet you can google her and find out where she lives in some way.

After a quick Google search.....the landlord Can make the tenant move out if the owner is selling to an Owner Occupant, And the purchase contract calls for the property to be vacant at closing, with proper notice I assume.  

I have my website up.. my biz cards and flyers printed and my google number linked to podio waiting.. . .I wouldnt mind doing a google hangout or just a 15 mins ring on the phone from those who have the most experience in weeding out the properties i come up with that are a for sure "no go" because of the specific transaction history. 

Google it and you'll see.

I would LOVE to host a google hangout or even just a 15 mins call on the phone from those who have the most experience while we both review a few of these results. weeding out the properties i come up with that are a for sure "no go" because of the specific transaction history. i hope i am making this clear, yet I  am sure some of the experienced investors have a few simple set rules when checking out this information window i have screen shotted.

If I were you, if you haven't seen the article, I would look it up on google.

Google Ohio Real Estate Contract.

Google it?

I had googled her and knew a little about her.

. ;-) Also, out of curiosity, I googled and got a useful (to me) result in 5 seconds.