You can start with the treasurer in the county you want to buy in.

A treasure of information.

She was referring to the annual Wayne County Treasurer's Auctions. 

In most counties, you can check for assessments on the auditor/treasurer websites, or call the treasurer's office.Each municipality is different.

Check out his blog as well, it's a treasure trove of local information and practical tips.

One of reasons why he needs someone is because the lender is asking for more money down/experience than what had originally agreed, neither him or his partner have the additional funds to close and he can tentatively lose his earnest money.He's asking me to:Option 1) Lend him 100k HML with a 10% interest plus a 10% of the net profitOption 2) Partnering up on the deal and investing 50K to 100k and splitting the profits (we have not discussed how to split the profits) In either option, I would be the treasurer, keeping the books, writing checks, etc...Question 1) How can I protect myself (having a second on the property?)

@Bob CollettI'm a landlord in Cleveland and Bedford, and I'm the former treasurer of the Cleveland DSA who are working on getting this legislation passed.

Samkied, you can get a list of owners and addresses from the county assessor / treasurer but it will be up to you to qualify which ones are motivated or in distress. 

We have done some flips in Oz and are keen to get to work in the Treasure Valley.

I want to identify the addresses for every multi family property 2 to 10 units in the treasure Valley.