The utilities can't legally give you that information.Drive by the property and see if the lights are on.

We closed on the house a couple weeks ago and have started the rehab.

If the owner redeems, they also have to pay your legal fees for the ejectment, though.2.

I was just wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to start, and if anyone could recommend some local title companies/ attorneys , that do closing deals with wholesalers.

@Mayuresh DeorukhkarThe operating agreement states the trust owns the LLC and I as the trustee manage the LLC.We provided the bank with updated operating agreementWe did not need to do anything elseNote this is not legal advice and everyone should review with their counsel

Just be sure to outline everything in a clear, legal agreement to avoid future misunderstandings.

Lady posting is the true owner of a 1969 mobile home 2 bd 1 bath, 684 square super close, not on, Lake Lanier. 

And even when you do refinance - it will take a year or more to recover the costs associated with the refinance (the closing costs they charge for the refi).  

Zillow's API is no longer offered (or they make it extremely hard to access these days - have had no luck finding an updated link/page for it), Redfin has broad-stroke CSVs you can download that only give 5-10 fields of info and not often at the metro area, you can't legally create a tool to crawl these websites...I'm looking for 1 (or a handful of sources) to pull together basic metrics at the metro/city level for US real estate.

The roof and the floors were not huge costs to us the buyer, as the seller filed an insurance claim for water damage just prior to our offer closing.