A great place to look for such Realtors is right her in the BP web site under the Network section.

Todd, Pick the County you want to buy in, go to the Tax Collector web page, read all the rules and participate. 

Join FB groups with wholesalers, check out BP marketplace, do a web search on "Hyper vacancy" and "blighted cities".

Will seller show proof they are paying as in bank deposits?

Besides Trulia and Zillow there are lots of other real estate web platforms, which one do you prefer? 

*Absentee owner, no marketing, no credit card options, no drop-off service, no web presence. 

Propstream is a great web-based software that provides lists with property owners names and information.

It's a general business no-brainer that any business, regardless of what it is, should have at the very least a one-pager and have a web presence. 

I say "could" because the assessor is likely to use the sale price as the assessed value, but that's not necessarily the case.The NH Department of Revenue Administration has links to information on both Current Use and Timber on their web site, https://www.revenue.nh.gov/mun-prop/property/You also want to check the Zoning Ordinance in the town carefully to see what's allowed in that particular zone. 

Seems silly, but I do have the keyboard shortcuts for QB desktop down pretty well, it makes me efficient at data entry, these shortcuts normally don't carry over so well to web apps.