We only put about 13 on our website, which is a lot, but the reality is there are pockets of great opportunity all around the U.S. today.Every year I research and publish a report called the "2013 Housing Market Forecast".

- Level of Finish- Type of House- Time of Year- Specific Building CodesBiggerPockets recently published a book I wrote on estimating rehab costs, and like I point out in the book, while it's quite possible to put together a detailed methodology for estimating costs (that's what the book does), it's impossible for anyone to accurately estimate what someone else's costs will be without knowing at least the information above.And I'm not talking about minor differences in prices.

I can't speak to emails, however First Tuesday, the continuing education real estate publisher, sells mailing lists in data or label formats.

Finally I’ve found the time to complete my profile and publish this quick intro.Our company focuses on Multifamily residential in the Chicago area.

I monitor delinquent tax cases and when a judgment is rendered the taxing authority is about 2 months away from a sale but it is not published yet.

Phase 1: We will be "JVing" with wholesalers to find buyers for their deals and will split the assignment fee.Is this illegal if we publish the houses online and mention how we are selling the "Equitable Rights" to purchase the house?

For our state, the banks use trustees to execute foreclosures and there is one major one locally who uses an online company we signed up with in order to get the latest postings as soon as they are published.

I want to simultaneously publish my blogs on both my site and BP's blog.

It is up for auction on Feb 27, 2015 with published bid of $880,000. why would a property be up for auction if the owner paid cash?

When I first saw this last year (when the NYTimes.com published it) I had a question about the data.What do you expect the housing market looked like prior to 1936?