(I personally helped close one bank my first year on the job – a $10 Billion Institution w/ ~$2B in govt/FDIC losses by public estimates).

And as such there needs to be some oversight lest the public gets abused.And lastly for sure there are terrible realtors  I have had to fire many that worked for me over the years..

Upon searching public records and using skip tracing software I found the information I needed but what is the best way to reach out to someone in this situation?

There also has to be a public purpose, I can see this for 200 homes in an area, but not one property.

This way you have the transparency, you can make money off the deals in multiple ways (if you found the deal and the bank doesn't approve your offer, you can list it publicly and get a commission), and you can control the process much more efficiently.I couldn't imagine having to rely on a real estate agent to tell me what's going on with my deals...

Put a recurring "We Buy Houses" ad in your local paper and pennysaver publication.

http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?

Its just not right that you can run a company into the ground, take a bunch of public money, and still walk away with more money that any 10 of us will see in our entire lifetimes.

There's some federal law in place about using a current position of public office as a marketing tool to sell things you would profit from.

Their job is not to defend or protect the public and they in fact do not do that.