I highly recommend attending the local meet ups here in town and also reading the book: the book on flipping houses by j Scott published by bigger pockets in the books section.

I publish a weekly update on the multifamily market in Manchester that you can read here. 

Do a google search for the property address and "foreclosure notice"; try to find a newspaper notice published with the sheriff's sale auction date.Starting from the first missed mortgage payment, the bank can start the foreclosure process.  

Zillow simply pulls the data from municipalities and publishes it on their site.

Even one agency takes a long time to agree enough to publicly discuss and publish it. 3 are halfway to impossible!

In addition I signed an "Office Exclusive Certification" to Multiple Listing Service of Long Island directing that the property not be published in the Multiple Listing Service This document specifies the exclusive listing runs from 4/26/2016 to expiration date which was left blank. 

Hi gys,I noticed sheriff auctions notice in NJ publishes a Judgement Amount in Hudson County, and Upset Amount in Bergen County.First off - am i right that these are the numbers close to the lender's outstanding debt plus costs?

This no doubt will be difficult to do, so check the BBB for complaints...even Google the company name to see what comments people may have published.  

Brandon has BP, Ben Leybovich has CFFU, and others just continue doing things within real estate (PM, flipper, broker, realtor, developer, etc..) to reduce the turbulence.The concept of retiring quickly using RE has been published in blog posts and mentioned in several podcasts but it is oversimplified for mass media production.

Even when I'm aware and I default a borrower for doing this, if I can see that there is progress with a refinance, I'll usually file my NOD to "Alert" the parties that I'm not playing (and to start the clock in case the transaction falls apart...happens all the time) but, i'll hold off on publishing (my scenario assumes non judicial foreclosure, meaning, not using the court system) to give them time to facilitate the transaction.