(did a realtytrac subscription for a while which seemed like a waste of money b/c the info was either posted after the auction, or not at all). thanks

Other options are paid subscriptions to programs such as Courthouse Retrieval System (if it's available in your area).

If you want to do more work on your own properties a subscription to FineHomeBuilding magazine is a must.

I've heard multiple, experience wholesalers suggest that once you have a great relationship built with your title company, to kindly ask them to give you lists such as absentee owners, high equity owners, etc.Does anyone know the companies/subscriptions title companies use to get that info?

I've heard multiple, experience wholesalers suggest that once you have a great relationship built with your title company, to kindly ask them to give you lists such as absentee owners, high equity owners, etc.Does anyone know the companies/subscriptions title companies use to get that info?

The subscription is about $17 per month and accelerates your offers.

It is a lot cheaper than buying subscriptions and you don't have to worry about learning a part of the market people take a lifetime to learn.

You can buy their list before hand with a subscription.

Re-posting this since apparently I broke BP's TOS by not paying them a subscription fee to be able to link to articles I have written.

To add to what Chris suggested, I highly recommend getting a subscription to Angie's list if you're looking for contractors.