I imagine there is alot of garbage on the web. but locally.Thank youAndrew

I'd say get them on by Christmas, because many people will have time off to do some home shopping, at least on the web.

Check out local real estate blogs, property management company web pages and more general type publications like newspapers.

Thus a $2,610 lien would require 6 money orders and $6 in fees.Cashier's check costs me $10 to$15 in bank fee.

What about property management, investment property specialty, short sales/REOs, creative skills applied to web site design for brokerages, wow them with your sample marketing materials?

I'm curious how different people analyze and budget repairs to HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems in bank owned homes where the utilities are turned off?

Completely agree...though my big point was that if a company has been scamming people for 14 years, there would certainly be more information about it on the web...which there doesn't seem to be...

I would try Googling residential real estate leases with your state in the search and see what you can borrow off the web.

Many cities have web sites that they call assessor sites that show tax value and show history of sales.

A quick look at the FEMA web page looks like it is in a flood zone (it appears to be in zone AE).