I would agree with Ryan, My firm uses Westlaw for LP and NOD information, and, although it does provide the records we are looking for, there is a tiny window to contact who you need to.

Hire a good managment firm to run 100% of the business of renting the property, including finding a tennant, contracts, everything.

We can get em done, most of these homeowners walk out on anyway...Let me know what you have...

okay i got the balance sheet up.things I'm asking about1) they show customer accounts as 57M, so where's the Liability for that.they don't "Own" my account, they entrust my account, so even if the assetsare bookkept with them, they need a countervailing liability.2) Note 7: THe notes are missing, should the accounting firm make the full report available?

Call 'em, explain who you are, and ask if there's a local group.

The same way you would acquire business funding from a venture capital firm.

If the seller can't produce the Foreclosure Deed, it could take another month or two or three to get the deal closed (though it could also be tomorrow).Get used to delays with REOs...As for whether you get your EM back, you probably will, but some sellers (Fannie Mae, for example) write their addendum in such a way that they could argue that they get to keep it under pretty much any circumstances.

Then I will rent both sides out and my wife and I will purchase our own SFH.I am currently employed as an accountant at a CPA firm and don't plan on that changing.

By em lunch for it or something.

The best thing you can do when you feel like you have found a good contractor or service provider is treat them fairly but firmly.