And even if it were a situation like Bill described "cutting a sweet deal to new tenants just before the sale" then that activity should have been addressed/prevented in the contract negotiations.The closing is less than a week away.

The more intimate the interaction the better chance you have of uncovering what their fears and needs are which, if properly addressed, will give you a much better chance of converting that prospect into a private lender.

Send the payment to the address given in the promissory note.

I'm in Bath and always looking, I'd be happy to send some addresses your way if I know what you're after. 

After you type in your name and email address, there is a pretty slow load, so be patient.I'm new, too, so I find scripts help in the confidence department. lol I would caution about trying to present as knowledgable if you're not, tho.

You should be in and out of any flip in 3-4 months holding it for sale, that's not enough time for accrual to effect costs unless you're in the millions of dollars, in which case, your accounting department and CFO should be addressing the matter...LOL :)

If that doesn't get you what you need, you'll likely need a local Atlanta attorney familiar with the tax lien process.And of course, you need to change the mailing address at the tax office to where you will get it.

Look up the property by address and search for some dirty comps.

I wouldn't hurt to just mail a letter to the address.

You have their address (a sure fire way to reach them) and proof they own properties (they are a verified buyer).