Once you hear one that seems like it might be a good fit for your circumstances and style, drill down deeper by searching the podcast archives, and forums for more  on that topic.  

Loved what I heard on a "recent" (archived) BP Podcast about using craigslist to find rentals, then approaching the owner about purchasing.

There is a wealth of knowledge in the podcast archives, and I would encourage you to get started by going through them.

@Omar Khan, I believe you...and understand your concerns...As I've mentioned before, if I didn't talk to a real person with real results I would not even consider to talk to any "mentor", but what that girl archived so fast got my attention and I want to explore it..Please don't undermine people just because you've done something that others might not yet.

Something like 1500 archived blots2) BP podcasts - 118 or so archived, plus comments and links in /showN3) Many podcasts have reference to good RE and business books.  

I suppose if the amount of questions are some quantification of that knowledge, not very is the answer.So, I am going to re-post a story from the HUD archives that a couple title companies and other mortgage examiners have posted.

You will need to pull each physical case file manually from the court archives. 

., I know this post is a little old; just now reading some archived forum posts from the past couple of months.

http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2008/08/san_fra...This actually sold thru foreclosure at $28,000,000.  

Here's a current list of deceased from the WA State SS site: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/Search#10 WA State Digital Archives You know as much as I do - I'm learning this along with you.