Also larger brokerages with multiple offices will likely have many seasoned Brokers willing to have you help out.

My name is Devin Wilkins, I'm an Architect in D.C. working primarily on commercial office buildings.

Hi Ralph, I would look online at your county recorders website and see if you can get them online, if not, then I would go to your to their office physically and request the information.

I have been with KW all my career, but with 4 different offices.  

Most pro's get set up with Lexis Nexis and TLO, both requiring an office inspection and minimum monthly fees.Alternatively, you can get a subscription to PI magazine and find amateur sleuths to skip trace your target on a per assignment basis with commitment. 

But I am a glutton for punishment, so it only wet my appetite so I kept going onto other deals.To answer Mike's question - I went on to get my Brokers Lic. and took over an existing office as the operations manager, first thing I did was revamp the rental department.

See if Post office has forwarding info, check social networking sites like Facebook and LinkedIn, and it may even be worth paying a private detective.

There's a good chance that applicants on McDaniel street are drug dealers or prostitutes, because that's the main drag, so, you might have to deal with letter from the police, telling you that they might seize your house, if you don't evict the tenant, if they've caught them in criminal activity. 

Talk to the county assessors  office or ask your realtor if you have one.

Hi Ann, I don't know what is going on at your company, all I know is I am having a difficult time reaching anyone in your office.