What I did was go to the county records to see who was paying the property taxes—typically the owner of the property.If it was an LLC, I would then go to the Secretary of State website and search for the LLC registration to see who filed it.

His comment on costs was $4k-$6k but I have no idea what that includes and I think it was a guess having no foreclosure experience in AL.Do you have any good web sites I can read about the process or anything else not immediately obvious?

There are too many D/D items to go into here but you can always start with the Texas Real Estate Commission website and search for prior actions taken by TREC against your current or future brokerage.

Hoping to breathe life into this thread... for those with Baselane, I just realized their hours are super limited, which is a problem because I'm trying to log into my account and the website is looping.

Every positive review on their website are from people who just found them and are happy like they found a gold nugget in their backyard and have zero experience with their accounting department or have yet to file a claim.I am thankful for finding this discussion as it helped me realize there are multiple options for STR. 

I had already posted on their website, and I just got an email from an agent there. 

Does anyone know if the BP lease for Colorado downloadable from this website is updated?

They also seem to be keeping up with the LLC state filings every year (I check the secretary of state website from time to time).

I would recommend just going to their website and filling out the inquiry form, the agent I worked with was Kyle B but it seems like part of their schtick is that it's all technology based insurance brokering to save you $ so I don't know that reaching out to a specific agent like a normal insurance quote would work!

HUD publishes the Median Fair Market Rent on their web site for the entire country.