- I have had some successful lists from this meaning i actually talk to the right person and am not dialing wrong numbers all day.

In Colorado, the tagged location for this thread, only the actual rent can be charged and enforced "as rent", and thus used as basis for eviction.

It's a tempting path, chasing after that quick cash without stopping to consider if you're actually solving a real problem for the seller.

Quote from @Russell Brazil: Fair Credit Reporting Act requires that you give them a copy of their credit report Actually I believe it requires you to guide them to where they can get a copy IF you used it as a reason to deny. 

Although you can't actually get into the property yet, you should know exactly what you will be doing when you can.

@Calvin Graves Once you find the right agent make sure you’re ready to make offers and follow through with purchases because there’s nothing that will ruin your relationship with a new agent faster than having him/her sending you dozens of leads and showing you properties only for you to never actually take any realistic type of action with offers that might actually be accepted.

Just trying to figure out which amount is actually going to have to be repaid so they can decide if its worth doing or not for them since the completion of the case is so close.

I would say the best way is obtain a referral from a friend that has actually worked with that contractor. 

I was scouting out towns in Rockland and Orange Counties, but (as some of you may have already guessed), the prices of homes in the area are ridiculous.

Suburban three story walk up style apartments are my guess at least 60% of multifamily large scale projects.