Half of the ZIP codes across the Philadelphia market area recorded an Index in the High category in June while one-third were in the Moderate or Steady category.

Also tax record indicated as 3,787 sqft (I understand this could be differ than actual), and other public factor indicating this property as 3,700~3,800 sqft.

The county recorder of deeds website where the properties are located.

Sure, you can find skip traces out there that are 4 cents per record but you end up getting bad data or 9+ numbers that you have to sift through to determine if they're the right person or not; often times the phone number/contact will be information that was correct years ago.

I am definitely like a broken record when it comes to pushing new investors to just get started and not worry so much about the numbers.  

(Michigan) It seems like an all in strategy, and with your track record, I really appreciate your answer.

There have been reports of physical fighting going on in their garage and in their unit, but all the tenants of that unit "consent" to it, according to the records, so there's no "abuse" technically. 

Nothing new is recorded with the Register of Deeds if you have the same trustee.

.- Non traditional methods for payments could be requested like Zelle, Cashapp, Venmo etc.Here are few tips which can help you prevent a scam:- Check the public records of the property in your local county and see if the owner's name matches to the person you are talking to.- Ask if they have office and look up the business.- Check if the property is currently listed for rent or sale on multiple places by different people.

Also, when I go online and look at the auditor's website, more often than not, I pull up the permitting records, and there are none, despite the fact that there are new windows, roofs, porches, and siding.