just a bit of info...before you give me or anyone the address of the property, make sure that you 1. have a SOLID relationship with the seller directly to prevent anyone from trying to go around you.  

I would convert it to a duplex.pre-listed on zillow "make me move" for $419,000 back in August 2013. tax records show owner has not changed but the title was last updated Feb. 2013The mailing address on record is in florida so I'm thinking this person refinanced, then went to retire and is inactively trying to sell.I found this property when I was out walking around so I'm familiar with the area and the price seems fair based on my recent purchase nearby.

I'm sending to 1,000 addresses in multiple rounds broken into weekly batches.

Developer would be long gone given your 1950 statement and the county at best can possibly provide a mailing address for those lots.

and have received several returned letters with no information on a forwarding address.

@Shane Woods here is my criteria for filtering using infousaAttached is your Market Research Report.Number of leads: 4941Age: 35 - 75+Marital Status: SingleHome Ownership: HomeownerHome Value: Under $25,000 To $299,999Years At Address: 7 To 99 Years and MoreThe goal here was to be specified with persons whom have been living at the address for more than 7 years, whom were single and likely to have equity in the property.  

What I mean is that some responses may not apply to your specific situation, or may be addressed differently based on geographic areas, and so forth.

You could also use Google Drive.)Ask each seller lead the basic 5-6 questions: Seller contact informationProperty information - address, bedrooms, etcWhat’s your situation?

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@Robert Taylor  Yea, we were told because our LLC is in WI but our address is in IL we might get hit a little harder on the inspections... what do you guys call us?