This is the webpage I use to get my free probate lead list: https://adtech.dailyjournal.com/legalAds/Unfortunately this page is accessible for certain counties in CA.

Mike,  I have been trying to learn about TN laws, but there are not a lot of them, at least on the state webpage, and I know there are other requirements like the lead based paint pamphlet from past experience, but do not see that information in the law. 

Over the past few weeks I've been interviewing different all-in-one marketing+CRM+backend solutions that are out there and I haven't been overly impressed by what you're paying for versus the value you get in return.You can also go the semi-DIY route and use a generic webpage builder to make one yourself, or use a niche website builder that specializes in real estate websites to get one done up.

I'll try to answer the key ones.Private Money Lender - since they are "private" most don't have a store front or a web page. 

Also, Airbnb provides some details on short term rental regulartions by city under the section entitled "Your City's Regulations" on this webpage: https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/1376/responsible-hosting-in-the-united-states

The only lead I found was a web page saying "We no longer service any loans.

Hello @Daniel Pitner,For free probate leads use this webpage for Maricopa county:https://adtech.dailyjournal.com/legalAds/To start go to Search: for State choose AZ.

Lastly, and more complicated, would be to go build yourself a webpage, and start collecting names and email addresses, so that you can send out your deals via email to those buyers. 

If to a webpage home screen, make sure your contact info is readily available.

Try googling the address and looking for a "REO" or "auction" webpage.