I will be sure to continue scouring the archives for answers to my questions.

Michael, going to foreclosure the value is really irrelevant except to have an idea as to what to expect (explanation follows) with a review of the appraisal if it's there and not archived in storage or a broker's price opinion may be obtained.

@Michael ElefanteCan’t find the link to iTune.

http://detroit.curbed.com/archives/2013/10/packard-plan-derelict-factory-to-manufacture-modular-home.phpThey apparently want to use the space to manufacture modular homes...

Webinar is great and possible archiving access of webinar and Q & A at a later date.Of course this would involve a fee to bigger pockets to access the archived file for playback!

Stay involved and more good will come.If you get a sec, please do leave your thoughts about the podcast on iTunes . . . the more honest reviews we get, the more people learn about how awesome the show is.

Start reading the archives, and learn.

@John SchurnaI use it almost entirely as a follow-up and archival mechanism for people I have met in-person.You probably hear this enough, but it's hard to substitute a real meeting.

Once you know what a deal looks like and have closed a few, you ought to know what data fields you need:You'll need Property address, Decedent's name, case #, person in charge, and their contact info, etc.You'll need to ask court clerk how each file is pulled from archives and made available girl you to review.You'll need a way to capture this info (paper, forms, spreadsheet, your choice).You'll need a way to reach these prospective Sellers and a marketing method such as Write > Call > Knock."

He’s got an iTunes podcast that answers everything!