Any suggestions on get em out without waiting for the lease to renew?

I've tried looking online but it doesn't seem to be something that is mentioned on companies Web sites.

Austin McConnell welcome and hook em!

If you're assigning a contract you need to be open and upfront with all parties, besides the buyer has to sign the assignment anyway so they will know what You are doing anyway.You should already have a trusted attorney that you have used before do the closing and just have the end buyer deposit the em with them. 

According the the accessor's web site, the property property sold for $227,250)  I'm asian with a very asian name.

Look at Zillow, Craigslist, but particularly web sites for property managers because they tend to know the market best.

just go to zillow and click on the tax assessment link...it works in most counties...if that doesn't work, just go to county Web page or state department of assessment and look it up there...in Montgomery County Maryland for example I just do a Google search as follows...Montgomery County property tax search and it gets me directly to the link...in it you can search the address and it will display the owners name and mailing address, send all your mail there...if it gets returned, you have to try and find out who is in charge...always leave a note on the property...info case someone finds it...

well most of your fellow wholesalers would tell you that you need to have a purchase and sale agreement signed with your EM up into escrow then you assign the contract to the end buyer... seems to me the way your going about it you would need a real estate licesne to legally try to sell a property you don't own to someone and collect a fee.. you should probably see legal advice on that one.

Bryan, 1. in order to get the address/plat from a legal description, you need to goto the county tax assessors web site and GIS site should be able to help you get an idea of where the property is located.  2.

Em I sending the mail correctly?