tax office should have a name and mailing address, can also try beenverified or property shark

To play devil's advocate a bit, the disadvantages may be (1) keeping the integrated team busy, having enough in the pipeline to fully utilize your staff and run efficiently all the time, and (2) when the market goes south, and it will, if you employ a lot of people, it's really hard to downsize quickly enough to stay efficient.  

Chad, forgot to address the other question.

FYI: it's about $100 to get an accurate list of owners and addresses by # of units.I sent you a request and you declined.

I don't have a email address for you, but thought I would weigh in on the thread since my company was mentioned.  

When I pull up your address the first photo I see is the front of the house, which, in my opinion, doesn't do the inside justice, and that is the first photo that is going to be critiqued and ultimately the critical "first impression" by potential buyers.

the owner moved away from it for a reason and that reason is likely that there was more owed to the bank than what it is worth. here is a couple of ideas on finding the owner. one, check the county records for any other houses in the nearby area that are in that owners name. two, he moved somewhere, google his name. last effort, send a letter to the address in question. if he moved, he filed a change of address somewhere and you will be notified

The address is 4366 Auburn Road, Sacramento - inbox me if you can make it so I can put you on the guest list and have a name badge ready for you at reception. 

When I have a problem with someone I will address it and give them 3 chances to change or take an action.You approach your business in a professional manner and it sounds like your associate isn't on the same page as you. 

I looked up an address on the assessors site for the owner, but that is all the info I have.Questions:1.