I can offer any one the following:I am fairly tech savy and can set up websites and autoresponders on web pages.

I checked out the cozy webpage it looks great.

Then I have to scroll down on the web page to see any more than that. 

The game is to hope that the taxpayer does not pay off the next quarter tax bill, and you get priority to pay it off and receive 18% interest on the next one... but again, you have to have the money in the bank to pay off each property tax bill thereafter or lose priority.My advice is that if you are interested in tax liens is to visit a couple of tax lien sales (if you don't want to pay for a database access, then you can always go to each municipalities webpage and see if they list the info there), and see how they operate. 

It acts sort of as a webpage and is a little buggy, but it is still useful and functional for the most part. 

See their webpage devoted to this here: https://www.justice.gov/atr/consumers-save-thousands-commissionsNote that some states require sellers/buyers to purchase certain brokerage services whether they want them or not.

Most home search sites are tied to a realtors webpage.

As Lara pointed out, some cities have a good web page for their laws, but not all of them.

My plan was to use my squeeze page to generate leads for people who are interested in selling their house and advertise this webpage via Facebook.

You certainly can generate leads from your webpage.