:help: I would like to know how do other real estate investors manage their property leads and contact numbers? Is there a system that allow you keep all of your real estate investing business in one system to keep up...

I put on there "legal address to be attached by title agent".If you aren't comfortable with that, you can look it up on the tax rolls (which is not always accurate but is quick and easy) or rather you can research the last deed recorded and get it from there (normally a little more time intensive but more accurate).

Check with the county recorders website and the county assessor's website.

The MLS sheet listed the sq ft. source as "per public record", so on Monday I'm going to go to town hall and look at that public record.

(that would take you forever to look at every home's tax records in your county!!)

If they have a disaster on their hands then they are more likely to have other problems including missing paperwork or bad record keeping.Some will try to deceive you and otherwise misrepresent the facts.You are the shark so do not let them take advantage of you.John Corey

These can be quite useful, not only for the author's own records, but also for other new investors that can use it as an example of how others got started.

I am wanting to know if anyone can tell me where exactly to find these records.

If you record this at the courthouse which most lawyers will do, AND you later have to get that person out of the house, they must sign a quit claim etc. before any buyer's closing attorney will close the sale of the house.If the land contract occupant doesn't pay the insurance you will get a letter that insurance has not been paid and they will sign you up for a new insurance company of their choosing.

Not unless the banker is standing behind you in line at the courthouse when you record the deed.