Too much litigation risk doing that.Even if you are traveling they have online electronic signing systems.

I have currently graduated from college with a B.S Civil Engineering.

Just looking for a way to retire on time when I can (civil servant).  

She could not believe that the tenants actually gave me her number since she is still in litigation with them for damage to her home, thousands in lost rent, cost of having to remove all of their belongings, etc.

@Russ Scheider and @Troy Gandee I am very familiar with Mark and Robbie as I use them to close my deals but I am speaking of someone who knows their way through litigation.  

The only thing that came back in that other than her 9K civil judgment (against her) for a car accident was the fact that the system did not have any records of residential addresses for them for the past TEN years.

The errors can be corrected by a civil discussion and clear directive that it shouldn't happen again.

The first and last owner/builder custom spec home project I insured resulted in a $400,000 construction defect claim with 11 months of litigation.

Tax records, payment of taxes, MERS (Mortgage Electronic Registration System..or something like that) it doesn't always return a mortgage but sometimes it does, Courthousedirect.com to see what they have by way of liens and other civil filings, and also the Clerk of Courts - I search the property and the owner.Somewhere in between all this...I can't resist and I drive out to the location and see what I can see.

Construction management, civil engineering, and many others would give him a background in some kind of construction.