If construction is booming and they are working on larger jobs then it will be very hard to find affordable good quality contractors at good prices.

Think of it as paralleling the debt collector program; persistent multiple mailing.

Its factories quickly converted tanks, planes and artillery shells into trucks, automobiles and refrigerators that baby boom families demanded.

Pre-Katrina, mold remediation was a booming business because of FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt).

Different from a standard bill collector because they go straight for the paycheck rather than wasting time with calls and letters, but the tenant has to be employed and you have to know where.

If the person knows that the collector will give up, they'll just ignore them and that'll be the end of that.

Worst case scenario we will see a boom and bust in some areas.Then everything will be on clearance again.Do think it's bad if America changes?

You have no ownersship, and even the “lien” is I guess is in the tax collector’s name....they get paid when the certificates are paid off, then pay you your share.

I saw a boom happen in the San Bernardino area about three years ago and I want to see how its going in Riverside.

You can certainly get a list of the properties if you go to the tax collector's office.