Skip Tracing: 3,600+ California Mobile Home Park Owners (LLC → Principal, Mobile + Email)

We are a California commercial real estate brokerage specializing in mobile home and RV parks. We need an experienced skip tracer to find current owners and direct contact info for about 1,600 California parks, and to verify the phones and emails we already have. You will receive one spreadsheet with instructions on the first tab. Fill in the green output columns only. Do not change the input columns — they contain our CRM record IDs. For each property: - Trace the current owner. Most parks are held in LLCs or trusts — trace through to the individual principal, not just the entity name. - Classify owner type: Individual, LLC, Trust, HOA/Co-op, Nonprofit, or Government. If HOA/co-op, nonprofit, or government, stop there — no phone research needed on those rows. - Provide the owner mailing address (county assessor tax-bill address preferred). - Provide mobile phones first (up to 2), landline separate, up to 2 emails. - Verify the contact info already in the file: mark existing phone/email as Valid, Disconnected, or Wrong Party. - Flag DNC-registered numbers and known TCPA litigators. - Note your data source and confidence (High/Med/Low) per row. Format is strict — the file is machine-imported into our CRM. Return the same file with output columns filled. Do not add, remove, rename, or reorder columns. Phones: +1 XXX-XXX-XXXX. Emails: lowercase. Leave blank if not found — no guesses or placeholders. Process: paid 25-row pilot first, scored against rows with known answers. Pilot approval unlocks the full batch. Every returned batch is validated programmatically and spot-dialed; more than 20 percent dead or wrong-party numbers means re-trace before payment. Data is confidential, remains our property, and may not be resold, reused, or retained after the contract ends. In your proposal, tell us: 1. Which skip-trace data source you personally have access to (name the tool — TLO, IDI, Tracers, BatchData, etc.). 2. How you trace a California LLC to its managing member — which two public sources do you check? 3. Your experience with commercial/investment property owners, not just residential.