I wouldn't save much by owning a similar place, and I haven't wanted to use my savings as down payment, as I've been getting a very good return on my stock portfolio.

I had a very similar issue about 5 years ago, a shared driveway, same owner on both but only one property was secured, the shared driveway survived for use to both parcels.

Where can I find the MLS's or similar reports on Retail and REOs/SS sales, pending,and sold comps, in order for me to confirm if my deals are really good deals?

ed maximum commission.So to me it is speaking to the requirements of the listing agent/Broker in the first two sections so the logical conclusion is that the third is probably similar and is in dealing with the requirements as a result of contact made while acting as a real estate agent.

Many of these borrower have paid attorneys structuring their entities although most are trust vs LLCs or corps.My point in bring up the assessors office is that maybe servicers view a "sale" similarly and I referenced the details.

Since the OP is in Texas I'm guessing some of her buyers are similar.

You can also use a source like People Finders or anything similar, to find a relative of an owner and contact the relative.Hope this helps.Good luck-Bev

@Eric Black Thanks, I'll send you a PM.After reading your guys' comments and thinking about, I'm going to pass on this one and most likely just exclude this (and a couple of similar) neighborhoods from my search.

If you did something similar, you would have a pretense for going inside once a month, not necessarily on rent day, just whenever is convenient for you.

or any feedback from investors in similar situations as me?