Hi Sarita, do you have the link to the county website? 

There is liability that comes with continuing to acquire more that is often not adequately considered.

Sales data is on thousands of websites available publicly.

One of them is already gone under and based on their website it says they have over 750 units under management with $130M valuation.

Get the owner's contact information through a record-searching website and reach out.

You can be ready to go , funds in place , and show up the day of the auction that property you are going for has been cancelled, regardless what the website says.Besides that, I noticed that properties are put on auction a few times so there is a chance to keep tabs on them, and Texas has monthly auctions which is great for gaining experience. 

You shouldn't pull them out of thin air.Look at a variety of websites marketing rentals: zillow.com, realtor.com, apartments.com, etc.

I have a very simple example of a Power BI dashboard for a simple valuation on my website: www.s7analytics.com Take a look at it and feel free to reach out.

Then the website for the PM company crashed just as my property was to be listed for rent and their main point of contact left town.

We will be adding them to our website later this week - we are pretty impressed