@Jingwen Dunford, I think you're getting polite "nos" to your pitch.

Nos. 113472-73, December 20, 1994, 239 SCRA 341, 346.[10] 79 Phil. 461, 473, 476 (1947).[11] Rollo, p. 114.[12] TSN, April 18, 1995, p. 12.[13] Morales v.

yea i wouldnt count on a website.....i would use the county records.....and news paper info as its generally posted in the news paper......if you can get them at the NOD you will be great......NOS you gotta work a lot faster but still can be done....I would start working on building my mindset.......selling.....rebutals.....building rapport.....etc.... but like someone else said youre better off skiptracing first and calling and use door knocking as last resort.....Keep a big colorful notepad with you or make some doorhangers that stick out with your info on it...

You will get a thousand "no'"s before you get a "yes".

Unless you have a LOT of money to throw around and can hire someone to deal with sellers, buyers, agents, and on and on, you will get a LOT of "no"s, nothing gets accomplished, you will have to deal with them, one on one, you might even get discouraged.

Email or phone nos. to call or any help is greatly appreciated.

I have been running my rental properties as an individual -- no S-Corp, LLC, etc.To qualify for the 20% deduction must I have one of these entities in place?

Putting property into an S-Corp vs cash also creates a gigantic headache.Always use an LLC no S-Corp status.  

I give them the SKU nos., what it is, and where it is to be purchased. 

Once a NOS of sale is flied, you have little chance of a bank accepting a short sale.