Look for the advice from people with local (San Diego) RE experience.Sorry but sometimes you "need to know when to fold em."

Thanks for the info Chris, you da man!

I just know the all of us together are smarter than this yinzer from da Burgh so keeping the situation to myself would be the worst strategy. 

Invoices are accessible to review via the owners web portal at any time. 

It's better to go directly to the government's web site to do the search, because there are a lot of fake "search all public records" sites that will always tell you that they found 387 entries, and then try to charge you to see the results.If you do this, it's also on you to make sure you find the right records - a lot of the public search sites will only let you search by name or address, and not SSN. 

Where most of our properties have crappy sideways pics of a toilet taken by a blackberry)I don't want to hire a web person to build a property page for each one as 1) there are too many and 2) We're always buying, selling, changing, etc. so I just want a CRM tool where I can type in the new data and boom, it's done.There are already too many steps to take when I buy a new place. 

if there is claim or government send mailing where they look for mailing address in tax county or the llc registration web site ?

@Nathaniel HovsepianYou gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em, know when to walk away, and know when to run.

PROPERTY TAXES: you can look up current taxes on your local county’s web portal most of the time.

Hello @Lien VuongHappy holidays em.