Idk any legal implications or how the credit card company feels.

However, we are in an isolated mountain town and not a socially active area like a beach. 

The others have given you good advice and I would add that your generation has the advantage of having grown up with technology/social media.

I like my evenings to relax, socialize or watch a nice movie. :)Best of luck in all your endeavors.  

There is almost never a reason to do business with an online stranger.Until we can socialize again, your best bet is to go to Meetup.com and call some local real estate club operators.

A lot of people hold properties in their personal name, including myself, and an EIDL loan’s terms can be particularly tricky in this situation.I own properties in my personal name, no LLC, and applied for an EIDL loan due to COVID as a sole proprietor using only my social security number on April 25.

Also, talk to the neighbors, check on facebook/socials, and see if there are other ways to get in front of the owners. 

I have been off all social media for 3 years and just recently returned, I STRONGLY recommend you give it a try in some capacity as it is very rewarding. 

Always need to consider the tax implications when it comes to a sale and pulling out your equity. 

Brokers, LoopNet, word of mouth, MLS, Realtors, other investors, wholesalers, direct mail, social media.