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.

One month subscription to Loop net?

I know some consider loopnet, an overpriced hub for properties but I just want to see if anyone has a subscription that will be able to do a quick search me in my Phoenix market for some props...if you can/would, please pm me. thanks

The SP file will have details on the default, etc.No special proceedings in CA as there is no court case.The Notice of Default usually has only the past due amount and the Notice of Trustee's Sale usually has the full amount due (original loan plus interest and fees).Most foreclosure subscription services will include the complete info.

Some data subscription services also have document access.

There are companies that purport to offer this information via subscription, and research services that will offer more customized data collection services.As my friend Ward Hanigan says about the inconvenience of having to manually pull data for leads vs. online access, "What's bad is good, and what's good is bad."

I have a subscription to a data source company, Rea Fast Data, that I can build lists from or I build my own.

Ancestry.com should also have that info although you will need a subscription.