I've been going to my auditor site...

Find some target properties and then learn how your local county auditor lists them.

That puts me on their radar and they send me any listings they get.Second, I bought the raw property database from out county auditor.

Your Auditor's site can help you as well.

Strictly speaking, it would be better to use the term "debt service" rather than "payment"I really do appreciate it Jon, I really do know all about each different type of expense and their catagories as I am an auditor.

I'm not certain of the mechanics of the auditor's office now that there has been a change in structure, but generally we make assumptions of taxes based on the purchase price or the current tax assessment, whichever is higher.

For instance, I've heard it can be rather difficult to explain creative financing techniques like a subject-to lease-option to an IRS auditor.

Before I even picked up the phone I went to the county auditors web site to check who the owner was.

For example, you should ensure that your investors are accredited; do you have an auditor who will evaluate the investment status of prospective investors?

These so-called forensic auditors are looking for violations that could help homeowners avoid foreclosure or receive reductions in loan principal balances.These scams were run on every street corner from 2008 to 2010.