However, is they a way to legally ask for a credit of those funds and pay the realtor via another method?  

Do you use one method that is perfected, or do you use a combination of a couple different strategies?

Originally posted by @Deb R.

But Baltimore for sure is the highest cash flow I work with, and I'm with turnkeys and BRRRRkeys (combines the BRRRR and turnkey methods- they company still does the work but you keep the forced appreciation from the rehab, catch is you're financing the work upfront before you cash-out refi it).

What method do you think works best for preforeclosure sellers? 

Originally posted by @Kirk R.

One method is to take the reduction in profit and sales and factor out a percentage of lost business from the so called Covid crisis and then offer that number to the tenant.

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After that I am cut off and forced to use other sites that aren't as accurate.In conclusion, Whitepages is an effective tool for getting in contact with property owners but I am curious to see if anyone has alternative methods/websites that they use that are more effective and help address my complaints.