Check the local Building Inspectors Office -engineer information is there and or depending in your state city they can direct you in the right direction.

He is a Senior Loan Officer with Firstrust Bank.

I owned my own business Cleaning Carpet and Commercial Offices and Schools for 25 years and always thought I could do much better in Real Estate.

From google maps it looks like just a processing location or one desk in US Assets offices. 

A lot of what you're seeing has to do with market dynamics: increased competition, limited supply and REO trading direct to hedge funds/PE through private deals (vs auction or MLS).   

I spoke with him last week and he was very helpful with all the questions I had.PM me if you would like their office #'s I can't post them here!

Attend auctions, don't buy, just look and be aware of who is bidding and what's happening.Get on mailing list of all auction companies in your area.Have a fiduciary buyer's broker working for you - you want to be supplied with all expired listings in your investing area, all new listings; land, commercial, houses and lots.Learn "Contract Engineering", clauses; right to assign, delayed settlement, study periods, hybrid offers - etc.Look at 50 houses, don't buy or make an offer on any of them until you feel you KNOW the market.Have fun, this is a great business - enjoy your wealth. :-)

Typically agents do not have those types of relationships, so once you get the ball rolling, you should make an excel spread sheet of all the offices in the area, and just start calling.  

Does that include bathrooms/office?  

I tried getting funding from a lender to purchase my 1st 4 unit property but the loan but the loan officer's lender sent me a denial letter.