Asset Reports

Asset reports can be an incredibly useful tool for obtaining the most information available on the web at the micro-level for things like corporations, properties, vehicles, aircraft, and vessels.  For investors, Private investigation asset report can help determine the appropriate level of risk to assign to a given investment.

Asset reports will search myriad databases and pull information into a single report for almost every conceivable asset class such as finding vehicle or vessel tag and/or vin numbers, current and past property deeds or mortgage information, property assessments, property foreclosures, and evictions, U.S. and foreign corporation listings, with associated affiliates and subsidiaries, business UCC filings, bankruptcies, and even can include past liens or judgments. Services having this level of information available allows a potential investor to make the most informed decision possible when a new investment presents itself, which can afford a tremendous level of success by avoiding troubled assets or mitigating the inherent risk.

As an example, say a real estate investor was looking into purchasing a potential investment into a 55+ multi-family property and not even the property’s broker was aware that the property had a number of past evictions from tenants with hoarding problems that may result in serious health risks such as black mold being present in the units. Asset reporting could be used to dig into the details of the property and get a listing for past evictions with reasons as to why.

Knowing that the tenants were evicted due to hoarding may help the investor to decide this investment could present more issues than it was worth with such potential for serious health issues requiring expensive repairs. Asset reporting can give a clear picture of an investment’s risk so that an informed business decision can be made and therefore help the investor ascertain the appropriate level of risk they’re comfortable with on a given investment.