But.....the best laid plans have often been stopped in their tracks (wee funny) due to special interests, the uneducated and highly capitalized and the truly green yet clueless environmentalists.

Furthermore, properties that are listed on the market give the banks all the more reason to sit and wait for higher offers...giving the investor no leverage at all on the approaching sale date.Plus, REA's have to conform to office politics when getting involved with these SS negotiations.

Then you may search the complaint filed fast track for images and it allows you to see the whole complaint.We also filed complaints with the Riverside County District Attorney's Office as well as other investigating authorities in CA, WA and NV.

Maybe I should have left out the guess questions.Am I on the right track though?

You could try to track down the new location of the owner, either by mailing a letter and writing "Return Address Requested" on the envelope, or by getting the current tax payer via the county websites, and then using one of the search sites such as www.zabasearch.com, www.skipease.com, www.whitepages.com.

In fact, I am not sure an HML will front this much cash unless you have a proven track record.

We need to be able to better track when property taxes and other payments are due.Basically a full functioning software suite that does all of the above, geared up with features a developer would want.

"Getting ready to get ready", meaning spending too much time getting your office set up, getting lists, getting cards, etc., and procrastinating actually making the calls or contacting sellers, placing signs, etc.

We will need to back track, refigure, and re-attempt.

If they have an office or place of business you can meet them there, or you can seek them out at functions designed to draw the right type of crowd.