If you think that everytime you ask a real estate investor a question that they are going to tell you their best insider information for making deals then you are being naive. I am at least honest about keeping some of my information to myself. Most investors would just say "google them."
Unless you have a qualified reason to trace a person(lawyer related in a legal case, bounty hunter, insurance rep investing claims) the fines for wrongfully using their system, like tracking them to sell them "your plan" are $100,000 and jail. Be careful, big brother might be watching. I am a process server and there are great as well as terrible tracing sites.
I skip trace them to find the owner.
Is that www.skiptrace.com or is it another website?
If you think that everytime you ask a real estate investor a question that they are going to tell you their best insider information for making deals then you are being naive. I am at least honest about keeping some of my information to myself. Most investors would just say "google them."
Unless you have a qualified reason to trace a person(lawyer related in a legal case, bounty hunter, insurance rep investing claims) the fines for wrongfully using their system, like tracking them to sell them "your plan" are $100,000 and jail. Be careful, big brother might be watching. I am a process server and there are great as well as terrible tracing sites.
Huh? There is nothing illegal about hiring a service to find someone that you are looking for.
Brenda,
What are the typical charges you pay for this service?
Is the property habitable? If so, you should be able to get a regular loan, and not have to go hard-money.
I recently bought a property in TX with a slab foundation that needed 25 piers, and major plumbing work. And I did it with conventional financing.
Maybe check with some different lenders.