Tell me what county/state the property is in and I will tell you how to look up the title on line...the borrower's name will be on the title and then perhaps you can locate him/her with a reverse address lookup...Regards,Scott Miller

Now I have no choice but to make it work.Fortunately I did have some reserves at the time, but they're dwindling fast. i figure I can make it about 3-4 months with what I have left, but -knock on wood- as long as I can get this house sold within that time, I get my money back, and I make a healthy profit.

I've researched the property on-line and neither was listed as a prior lender.This all new to me, so any information is helpful.

If you must ask such a basic question, you really need to reconsider your investment choices...

I know it sounds crazy to throw more money at it, but in most cases it is your safest choice.

Put online ads on Craigslist and Backpage for the city you want to invest in.

Not to say that you couldn't find a good mentor online or over the phone, and not to say that you shouldn't accept advise from someone you don't know.

I have only read a couple books and online courses so far.

tpercival, I agree that there are some great online resources like you mentioned, however, they are only as good as the availability of information the conclusions are drawn on.For instance, comps I have gotten on properties in Texas were way out of whack.

The prices may be quite a bit lower, so ask yourself why--one reason is that the dues, fees, fines, and assessments can/will be increased/added sometimes for reasons with which you totally disaagree, that might be harmful to your unit, and that you have no choice but to comply with.