Do you recommend subscribing to the local legal paper/newspaper for those probate type leads or physically going to the courthouse for them?

I have been advertising in the classified section of the newspaper, I have done one direct mail drop, bandit signs every friday afternoon in my farm area, newsletter advertising, writing to expireds (I am also an agent with access to mls) and I have yet to do my first deal!

I also know that I can look at the ads in the local newspaper and see if there any ad that may be from investors, I can also call for rent ads to see if they maybe interested in anymore properties etc.

I have a few for sale and I'm currently listed in:Canada's ICXWestern InvestorLoopnetA few online forums and websitesIs there any other major investor newspapers, websites, forums, etc. that I should list my apartments in that I haven't thought of?

(I know of advertising in the newspaper) What are other ways to find them?

Is there a website, or do you look at the home sales from the local newspaper, or trust a broker?

It may also take some time as a "legal add" may be required in the local newspapers to satisfy the requirement to make all attempts possible to contact the offending parties that have caused him harm by not allowing him to sell his home due to their actions.The lawyer is still your best avenue.

You may see that marketing flyers have begun building a nest somewhere on the door, the mailbox is overflowing or newspapers have begun colonizing the driveway.

Either way, you save at least 50% and you are expanding your marketing to a lot more potential buyers than just posting it in the newspaper or placing it on flyers.

But my sole question was after reading the ca. foreclosure laws or process it states not only this paper I got"notice of trustees sale" and public annoucement in newspaper etc... that a notice of sale be posted on the property itself 20 days before the sale.