As cold as it might sound, we should have told her that we felt badly for her but the rent was due on the 3rd and the lease clearly states when eviction action would be taken, i.e., on the 10th.

Each time the behavior has reverted to "normal" without me taking any actions other than leaving the site and returning an hour later.

You can look up their owner occupy licensing on NMLS Consumer Access.

As cold as it might sound, we should have told her that we felt badly for her but the rent was due on the 3rd and the lease clearly states when eviction action would be taken, i.e., on the 10th.

That is why follow up is where the real leverage is.If you are targeting out of state owners in Austin, here is a structured approach that stays compliant:Pull accurate ownership data firstMake sure you are pulling from:• County appraisal district• Secretary of State if it is an LLC• Registered agent infoIf it is an LLC, the registered agent filing is often more reliable than the mailing address on tax records.Use skip tracing platforms, not random scrapingServices like:• PropStream• Batch• BeenVerified or similar consumer compliant databasesThese can provide phone numbers and sometimes emails.

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