A new investor pointed out James Warr was speaking at a New Jersey event as recently as January, and he was indicted by the Texas State Securities Board 2 years ago... https://www.ssb.texas.gov/news-publications/james-...

Also, you can look in public records by detailing your search by subdivision or community name.

Here is what I found on Legal Zoom:I am not representing nor do I confirm this information, just sharing what is public domain from a "reputable" source.And yes, you, or your company, has to report ALL income.

The bad deals are floated on loop net for the general public to bite on.

No parking and not close public transpo?

It's a bit dated but has some good info.https://www.minneapolisfed.org/publications/community-dividend/risks-and-realities-of-the-contract-for-deed

The public trustee publishes the list of properties to be auctioned on Monday afternoon and the sale happens Wednesday morning. 

Secondly what is your access to list sources of public info? 

If you are unlucky enough to live in a technologically backwards area that still doesn't have public records online, you will unfortunately have to actually drive down to the courthouse to do this.  

I meet the people in their office or a public space.