I know that I should let this thought go because outsourcing saves so much time and effort but every time I pull the report for how much we spend on direct mail marketing it blows me away.

For that reason, I'm trying to focus my research efforts more on areas that have skilled laborers and hospitals.

Then to satisfy a large judgment I assume the attorney will make every effort to get to the equity in that home owned by the LLC.  

I don't see how hearing from people who put in the effort and have some success will give you any data about success rates.

Finding a private lender can take time and effort -- you need to build trust, as the lender is investing as much in YOU as they are in the property.

I find it interesting that "POS inspections slowly getting admitted to be illegal practice", and that with effort, it's possible to "go through all these procedures to reverse original assumption". 

Here is an article to give you an idea of what can be looked for to zero in on where one might piggy back on the efforts of cities, and communities within them: http://www.adn.com/2012/12/19/2729598/two-acda-properties-sold-in-mountain.htmlOther good signs to look for include areas where they are building schools, churches, developing parks, beautification projects, and infrastructure projects.

BTW, I believe that they genuinely believed it to be true so, I don't blame them.

The eviction always goes a lot smoother than the collection efforts, obviously, but I was wondering if these judgements have any monetary value.

Just as we look at comparable properties to assess value alternative sources of information are out there and they value may simply be more to the consolidation of different sources of knowledge that saves time and effort for a student in obtaining knowledge in a shorter time frame, an economic aspect.Mentors are not gurus in my mind, they participate in the activity that they give instruction in.