You can find out pieces of the puzzle that make it easier to locate the person.Ex: if they are a professional of some sort, i.e.

(Buy a piece of furniture on store credit and make steady payments for 4 or 5 months and then pay it all off, get a credit-building loan, get a secured credit card or a Chase freedom card [you build points every time you use it, I have a whole plan devised on that], etc.)SAVE, SAVE, SAVE Put in hours of diligent research.

Make sure you give enough closet space, that is the most important piece in any bedroom. 

If you put a debt instrument on a piece of real property you need to be licensed.. unless you are doing it as a retirement hobby there is usually some exclusion for a few a year.If this person wants to go into the business of doing financing then that requires licensure.although most transactional that happen same day not sure those need licensing since your not loaning money just moving money into an escrow and out. .but it oculd be in Ca.

Hi,Is anyone here doing the land improvement business where they buy piece of land and spend money on land clearing, fixing slope, bring utilities etc and sell it to builders.

At least around here (Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma), the schools usually sit on relatively large pieces of land, so there is enough room for several expansions without the school district having to buy any more property. 

Document prep fee is to pay for creating those pieces of paper (AKA mortgage) that get recorded. 

Now instead of just moving a piece of insulation a little to the right, this joker took a picture, printed in color, had a computer arrow put in, and then warned the buyer about it.

I want to be involved in the real estate world and accrue money for future investments by exploring different options that are available to me.I have skills in web development and photography, and I'm currently trying to piece together a real estate / architectural photography business.I'm also considering working for a property management company for experience as well, but finding it difficult to break into that arena based on lack of experience / work history in management.  

And before anyone asks, yes, my lawyer reviewed my contract as-is and made some good suggestions about things to add/subtract (I pieced it together myself a couple of years ago and finally decided to have an attorney review it) but then I realized it doesn't even contain the word "Eviction" so I figured I'd get your input.