I also like to keep record of the conversation to remind me of what's being negotiated and how it's coming along.

My findings are based on 3 year sales records, so I may be missing something here, but can anyone provide insight as to why there are so few Multi-Family locations in that area?

Check the County Records first, but that might not help if the records show the same address as the vacant property.

(C) "Vendor" means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, trust, or any other group of individuals however organized making a sale of property by means of a land installment contract.

Feel free to reach out anytime if you wanna talk REI or talk about living in the OC ^^I'm also organizing a meetup out here in Seoul and that's a great way to start building your knowledge - meeting and talking with active investors.

If they had been your tenant for many years with good payment record, you might consider "giving them some slack" for now; if relatively new, you have no history with them to justify cutting them a break.

He has taken every penny I had & is an expert in buying, selling, trading, deeds, grants, & he knew I was a weak unexperienced woman & premeditated to steal my money, I was never told that I had to have the note recorded I thought that was his job I just signed the paper & he said ok done!

My method involves finding the owners through public records and calling them directly.  

They obviously know what you paid for the house since it's public record.

First, is there an actual recorded easement for the lateral?