I usually drive around the city but I just went nationwide and I am trying to find some places on the internet with landlords.

Here's a nationwide BPO service that I recently discovered.http://www.foreclosuretrackers.com/broker-price-opinion-services.aspxI don't know if one must be a member to use the BPO service.

The country is on the verge of a depression and truly outstanding deals abound (with even better deals on the way).

We own our own home and have outstanding credit.

While that is true, nationwide, it is not when considering specific areas, particularly, Southern California.Just my 2 cents.

I hope to have notice of it on BP by Friday.I'm tweaking the technique a bit: advertising it for about 3 weeks, rather than 5 days, advertising it nationwide, rather than just the local area (we do get snow birds), and offering separate inspection periods for people with EI/MCS, because of their needs.

Brokers who research local banks nationwide are still a great resource for investors.

The Government has also changed its tune on who to bail out based on the amount of short term loans outstanding to protect MM's-so moral of the story is, MM's are going to be safe.

At the time of the foreclosure you will also have to pay any other delinquent certificates outstanding.

I have a bank-owned listing with a notice of substandard property lien on title put on by the city because of outstanding building permits expired without being finalized.