I go through every foreclosure auction listing as well as scour the web trying to find deals. 

Surfed about this start-up on the web and opinions are strongly different.

@Dara Diallo - You can get that info from Title Companies, doing cross page research on the web, and sometimes city offices will make that info public (although there might be a fee involved).  

And then when you get a seller lead near the median price for the area that might need some work or repairs or help selling, it is not uncommon that they will be freaked out by all the calls from agents and simply shut down to listening to anyone.What I am most disappointed about Z buyers ( the company ) is that after 15 years of experience on the web you would think they would have the knowledge and expertise to produce amazing high quality leads for investors and agents alike? 

And then I clicked on the link and saw that Marco, a person who was helping me in real estate is all over web!

If the home is listed on reotrans or res.net you have to submit everything or the web site kicks it out.

Also, I'm not sure where your property or properties are but you can check Foremost, Allstate, American Modern and other's web sites to see what type of insurance they offers.

.* I can waste a lot of time researching this on the web until I come up with an air-tight virtual wholesaling system, and then possibly make a lot of trial-and-error mistakes while I refine it in practice, or I can spend $47 and copy his already established method as soon as I can pony up the cash for startup costs.

Don't pay anyone that kind of money for a "mentorship" educate yourself through places like here and all the other free resources on the web. 

In order to cut back on the number of these threads to be created in the future - which are often repeats of past ones - I want to compile the most exhaustive list possible of places on the web to find RE deals.This can be a reference guide for newbies and veterans alike.Here's what I've got so far:Fannie Maehttp://www.homepath.com/Freddie Machttp://www.homesteps.com/The FDIChttp://www.fdic.gov/buying/owned/http://orelistings.cbre.com/http://www.fdiclistings.com/Department of JusticeAll DOJ RE sales are handled by LPS Asset Management Solutions: http://www.lps-am.com/All othershttp://www.ustreas.gov/auctions/I've noticed that a lot of federal agencies as well as regional and community banks use CB Richard Ellis to handle the sale of foreclosed property.