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[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=UCGal]Notice of Defaults (NOD) are recorded in the county they are issued. I assume you have your landlords name. Plug it into the recorded document search and see what it comes up with.

http://recorder.co.clark.nv.us/oncorewebecommerce/Search.aspx

Of course he might own the property in an LLC or corporate name – you can figure that out by plugging in your parcel # (Click on parcel # on the menu on the left.) You can get your parcel # by plugging in your address on Zillow – it’s under the info about the home.

If you think your landlord has stopped paying, I’d make it a habit to check the county records once a week. If you bookmark the link it takes less than a minute.

You can see if your landlord paid their property taxes here
http://trweb.co.clark.nv.us/

Public records are our friends. ;)[/quote]

Thanks – That’s just what I was looking for. It would appear that there’s not a NOD and the taxes were last paid in October, but I’ll keep an eye on it.

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[quote=davelj][quote=barnaby33]Possibly, but pretending you don’t have a checklist is worse. [/quote]

Here’s my checklist:

1. Hot
2. Sense of humor
3. Hot
4. Disease-free
5. Hot
6. Stifles any urge to nag

Things most men say they care about but I don’t:

1. Education, intelligence, etc.
These are traits I want my long-term friends to have (male or female). And if a woman I’m dating has them – bonus. But if she doesn’t – no big deal. It’s not like we’re going to get married, after all.
2. Kids
I’m not going to be their father. And sometimes it’s good when a woman you’re dating has a lot of other responsibilities on her plate – she has less time for you.
3. Smoking
As long as she doesn’t do it around me and keeps a healthy supply of breath mints handy.
4. Financial responsibility
I won’t be supporting her, so…[/quote]

To the OP: You didn’t say whether you would looking for a potential wife, or just someone for recreational companionship. As noted above, If I were in the market (I’m not), I would have totally different “lists” depending on that question.

In my opinion, asking around in your social sphere is more likely to find you a quality date than looking in the same anonymous online databases that everyone else is.

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[quote=davelj][quote=barnaby33]Possibly, but pretending you don’t have a checklist is worse. [/quote]

Here’s my checklist:

1. Hot
2. Sense of humor
3. Hot
4. Disease-free
5. Hot
6. Stifles any urge to nag

Things most men say they care about but I don’t:

1. Education, intelligence, etc.
These are traits I want my long-term friends to have (male or female). And if a woman I’m dating has them – bonus. But if she doesn’t – no big deal. It’s not like we’re going to get married, after all.
2. Kids
I’m not going to be their father. And sometimes it’s good when a woman you’re dating has a lot of other responsibilities on her plate – she has less time for you.
3. Smoking
As long as she doesn’t do it around me and keeps a healthy supply of breath mints handy.
4. Financial responsibility
I won’t be supporting her, so…[/quote]

To the OP: You didn’t say whether you would looking for a potential wife, or just someone for recreational companionship. As noted above, If I were in the market (I’m not), I would have totally different “lists” depending on that question.

In my opinion, asking around in your social sphere is more likely to find you a quality date than looking in the same anonymous online databases that everyone else is.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=davelj][quote=barnaby33]Possibly, but pretending you don’t have a checklist is worse. [/quote]

Here’s my checklist:

1. Hot
2. Sense of humor
3. Hot
4. Disease-free
5. Hot
6. Stifles any urge to nag

Things most men say they care about but I don’t:

1. Education, intelligence, etc.
These are traits I want my long-term friends to have (male or female). And if a woman I’m dating has them – bonus. But if she doesn’t – no big deal. It’s not like we’re going to get married, after all.
2. Kids
I’m not going to be their father. And sometimes it’s good when a woman you’re dating has a lot of other responsibilities on her plate – she has less time for you.
3. Smoking
As long as she doesn’t do it around me and keeps a healthy supply of breath mints handy.
4. Financial responsibility
I won’t be supporting her, so…[/quote]

To the OP: You didn’t say whether you would looking for a potential wife, or just someone for recreational companionship. As noted above, If I were in the market (I’m not), I would have totally different “lists” depending on that question.

In my opinion, asking around in your social sphere is more likely to find you a quality date than looking in the same anonymous online databases that everyone else is.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=davelj][quote=barnaby33]Possibly, but pretending you don’t have a checklist is worse. [/quote]

Here’s my checklist:

1. Hot
2. Sense of humor
3. Hot
4. Disease-free
5. Hot
6. Stifles any urge to nag

Things most men say they care about but I don’t:

1. Education, intelligence, etc.
These are traits I want my long-term friends to have (male or female). And if a woman I’m dating has them – bonus. But if she doesn’t – no big deal. It’s not like we’re going to get married, after all.
2. Kids
I’m not going to be their father. And sometimes it’s good when a woman you’re dating has a lot of other responsibilities on her plate – she has less time for you.
3. Smoking
As long as she doesn’t do it around me and keeps a healthy supply of breath mints handy.
4. Financial responsibility
I won’t be supporting her, so…[/quote]

To the OP: You didn’t say whether you would looking for a potential wife, or just someone for recreational companionship. As noted above, If I were in the market (I’m not), I would have totally different “lists” depending on that question.

In my opinion, asking around in your social sphere is more likely to find you a quality date than looking in the same anonymous online databases that everyone else is.

[vegasrenter]

[quote=davelj][quote=barnaby33]Possibly, but pretending you don’t have a checklist is worse. [/quote]

Here’s my checklist:

1. Hot
2. Sense of humor
3. Hot
4. Disease-free
5. Hot
6. Stifles any urge to nag

Things most men say they care about but I don’t:

1. Education, intelligence, etc.
These are traits I want my long-term friends to have (male or female). And if a woman I’m dating has them – bonus. But if she doesn’t – no big deal. It’s not like we’re going to get married, after all.
2. Kids
I’m not going to be their father. And sometimes it’s good when a woman you’re dating has a lot of other responsibilities on her plate – she has less time for you.
3. Smoking
As long as she doesn’t do it around me and keeps a healthy supply of breath mints handy.
4. Financial responsibility
I won’t be supporting her, so…[/quote]

To the OP: You didn’t say whether you would looking for a potential wife, or just someone for recreational companionship. As noted above, If I were in the market (I’m not), I would have totally different “lists” depending on that question.

In my opinion, asking around in your social sphere is more likely to find you a quality date than looking in the same anonymous online databases that everyone else is.

[vegasrenter]

The phenomenon about flyover country is also somewhat recent. Something I found interesting is that the red state/blue state divide was almost opposite 30 years ago; check out the 1976 electoral map – NOTE: colors are different, blue=republican, red=democrat.

http://www.presidentelect.org/e1976.html

The West Coast and New England were Republican. Deep South and Midwest = Democrat. Only the Midwest didn’t flip from then to now.

[vegasrenter]

The phenomenon about flyover country is also somewhat recent. Something I found interesting is that the red state/blue state divide was almost opposite 30 years ago; check out the 1976 electoral map – NOTE: colors are different, blue=republican, red=democrat.

http://www.presidentelect.org/e1976.html

The West Coast and New England were Republican. Deep South and Midwest = Democrat. Only the Midwest didn’t flip from then to now.

[vegasrenter]

The phenomenon about flyover country is also somewhat recent. Something I found interesting is that the red state/blue state divide was almost opposite 30 years ago; check out the 1976 electoral map – NOTE: colors are different, blue=republican, red=democrat.

http://www.presidentelect.org/e1976.html

The West Coast and New England were Republican. Deep South and Midwest = Democrat. Only the Midwest didn’t flip from then to now.

[vegasrenter]

The phenomenon about flyover country is also somewhat recent. Something I found interesting is that the red state/blue state divide was almost opposite 30 years ago; check out the 1976 electoral map – NOTE: colors are different, blue=republican, red=democrat.

http://www.presidentelect.org/e1976.html

The West Coast and New England were Republican. Deep South and Midwest = Democrat. Only the Midwest didn’t flip from then to now.

[vegasrenter]

The phenomenon about flyover country is also somewhat recent. Something I found interesting is that the red state/blue state divide was almost opposite 30 years ago; check out the 1976 electoral map – NOTE: colors are different, blue=republican, red=democrat.

http://www.presidentelect.org/e1976.html

The West Coast and New England were Republican. Deep South and Midwest = Democrat. Only the Midwest didn’t flip from then to now.

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