I just checked the DRE website @Josef Robergehttp://www2.dre.ca.gov/PublicASP/pplinfo.asp?

They have lots of good things on their site you may need.

I looked it up and there are other addresses on the county website and it’s also a “Family Trust”.

Hi all, I'm new to the site and in full on learning mode right now, so please forgive me if I ask any rudimentary questions.

i would check the property on the county website and see if any contractors filed any NOC that have or were to do any foundation work if you are concerned there might be a sinkhole. 

Remember that you can:Visit the town/city website to see their plans for the futureAttend town/city meetings to influence those plans and get first hand information on what's being planned.I live in the Triangle, NC and wish I had been more involved in the downtown plans of the cities here (Raleigh, Durham, Cary).

People on this site don't like them because they don't have absolute freedom.

We used one of those legal websites and here is the language we used with repayment specific to our situation.Loan AgreementDated: __________FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the undersigned, NAMES (the "Borrower"), located at ADDRESS, hereby promises to pay to the order of NAMES, (the "Lender"), located at ADDRESS, the principal sum of $XXXX together with annual interest of X% on the principal balance, and in accordance with the terms set forth below.Payment.

Whats the best tool (site, app, company) you used to find current owners of multi-units/multiplex, small apartment communities?

@Ryan Wilkerson put the money in the bank and keep it for operation costs..get our site up to date...host a networking event at your current flip...do not spend on mailers...let the wholesalers do that and you go find your own deals by networking with agents and searching online yourself.