There is a state law (Kansas Open Records: K.S.A. 45-230) that state, "No person shall knowingly sell, give or receive, for the purpose of selling or offering for sale, any property or service to persons listed therein, any list of names and addresses contained in or derived from public records … Any person subject to this section who knowingly violates the provisions of this section shall be liable for the payment of a civil penalty in an action brought by the attorney general or county or district attorney in a sum set by the court not to exceed $500 for each violation.") that makes it illegal to buy/sell information obtained from public records for marketing purposes.

RDE is such a large company they are hyper sensitive to litigation so make their education so mellow that you could Google a topic and come away with as much info.

My first exposure to the idea of real estate investing and financial education came in the form of a book recommendation in June of 2014.Most of you probably haven’t heard of it, as it isn’t very well known.It’s called Rich Dad Poor Dad ;)Well it opened my mind to the possibilities, and since then I have been reading/listening to books, following RMLS listings, and attending a local REI club.I’m a full time Civil Engineer, but want to build up my real estate knowledge and portfolio over the next 10-15 years in order to transition out of a salaried position.I bought my first home in December of 2012 with my wife and now colleague, @Kimi Nord, with a homeowner’s mindset.Now we are beginning to look at real estate differently, and are looking for another SFR of duplex as a second property to owner occupy.We began our housing search in October of 2014 using a real estate agent and scouring the RMLS.We have since come to the conclusion that using this method we aren’t likely to find an investment property that adheres to the requirements of an investor, and is cash flow positive.Our new approach is direct mail marketing, and our first batch of letters should be going out this week (fingers crossed).I have only begun to explore the wealth of information on the BP website, but thanks to everybody who is making it happen!

Any repo, foreclosure or eviction is poison.Then Income, can they afford it.Ability to pay, then look to other aspects, criminal records, credit issues, solvency, job security, who will be there and who they are, any pets, how do they present themselves, do they seem civilized or are they idiots?

If it goes into litigation and you altered your terms to fit there structure you will most likly get the smaller of the 2 ammounts.

Here is his info:https://www.myfloridalicense.com/sto/unlicensedact...Irrespective of the outcome of the civil suits pending in Collier County, the state has a separate case against the person.

For example, some states ban litigation, but not collections after the deadline, while other states ban both collections and litigation.Banks are wary of counterparty risk hurting their customer relationships as some collections efforts do pursue widespread litigation against second-lien borrowers, particularly if the investor involved is buying in bulk.

Finally was resolved on 12/27/2017 so....8 months of litigation and administrative tasks. 

To name a few:copies of leasesproperty inspectionsverifying rents (estoppel certificates)security depositsseller disclosing outstanding litigation or insurance claimsThe contract comes first so that the buyer and seller agree on a framework for a sale before the parties spend lots of time and money on inspections, reviewing documents, bothering tenants with intrusive walk-throughs, etc.  

Suggest you be clear when speaking to your attorney.I do a lot of litigation cases and work primarily within the legal and government communities.