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- Initial Assessment:
- Gather preliminary information about the individual or entity, including known addresses, previous associations, and financial history.
- Public Records Research:
- Access property records, court documents, and financial filings to identify ownership and asset value.
- Utilize databases that compile public records related to real estate, businesses, and legal actions.
- Financial Investigations:
- Analyze financial records, including bank statements, tax returns, and credit reports, to uncover hidden assets or income sources.
- Identify potential liabilities that may offset the value of discovered assets.
- Interviews:
- Speak with associates, family members, or employees to gather insights about possible assets and financial behavior.
- Asset Tracing:
- Follow the paper trail of transactions to identify where assets may be located, especially in cases involving complex financial situations.
- Reporting:
- Compile findings into a comprehensive report that outlines identified assets, their values, and relevant documentation.
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