Usually the Treasurer/Tax Collector is the best place to start, but in some cases you can get it from the Assessor or even the IT Administrator as well (it works a little different in every county, so it can take a lot of patience and persistence with many of the county offices out there). 

I'm realizing what a treasure trove this site is--the best community I've encountered in my online travels. :-)Feel free to reach out as you dig into your own research.

A few highlights: My brother is the VP/Treasurer and property manager for a real estate investment company that owns 1,400 of the most desirable rental properties in the greater Boston area.

Then is the process of obtaining a treasurer's deed that delays the process another 9 months to a year.

You can call up the treasurer, Andy Meisner, and discuss buying properties directly.

Last week I got a letter from the city treasurer that there was a unpaid late fee of $192.22 from the 2013 school taxes.

It sounds like part of the issue is just learning how to make friends that share your values and interests.Keep and treasure the friends that you have.  

Other people's trash is someone else's treasure!

After running through the beginners guide and picking around a bit, BiggerPockets seems to be a treasure trove of information.I'm a 27 year old mechanical engineer who bought his first house in June (who am I kidding...

Our goal is to grow the business enough that we can work together and still provide for our needs.This site, and the podcast, are a treasure of information.