I’m looking for a service or website that scrapes all the relevant data (date of deed, original loan amount, address etc) from forclosure notices when they’re published in my area, and then turns that data into a 1 page “cheat sheet” for each property.

I was wondering if anyone had ideas of research questions that would be helpful/relevant for people currently working in this field.

Just wasn't sure if there might have been a site that may have held the answer.

Or on any of the other sites?

May also consider a mechanical meter in case I am ever concerned who is using all the water.If you are looking for resources on how to charge it back look at the MN AG Landlord/tenant handbook.

Activity here on this site doesn't automatically make you a great, ethical or honest person.The thread quickly devolved, and posts were removed because they didn't contribute to the conversation.

In the grand scheme of the investment $1,000 here or there isn't relevant.

MHU university bootcamp--frank rolfe and dave reynolds..couple times a yearMHU academy--virtual and great content kevin bupp and charles dehartTons of books out there, podcast and other sites for this info.

Too many newbies are waiting for a market Correction, the reality when it happens interest rates will be higher and the Experience Investors are the ones that will be able to take advantage of the opportunities available..When I started about 3 years ago everything I was researching was at a new time high, my only regret was not starting earlier..If a deal makes sense and you have the resources to buy don't wait if your goal is to invest in RE.. 

When we post properties on the MLS (at least in my area) there is an agreement with individual sites (Zillow/Trulia etc) to allow the posting.