Often, this is done through the county's Tax Collector or Treasurer's office.Tax Deed Auction Houses: Some states or counties may use third-party auction houses to conduct these sales.Local Newspapers: Many jurisdictions require tax sales to be advertised in local newspapers.Real Estate Networking Groups: Joining a local real estate investor group or association can be a good way to get the inside track on upcoming tax deed sales.A few words of caution: Tax deed investing can be lucrative, but it's not without its pitfalls.

@Greg Raymond going straight to the county/township treasurer maybe your best bet.

One man's trash is another man's treasure!

The Cook County Treasurer has come out with a neat new tool.

Do I search the actual county treasure office or is it on real auction?

@Easton EngeBP is a treasure chest full of resources.

Well, hold onto your backpacks, because we're about to crack the code of real estate investing – a secret weapon that can turn you into a young millionaire, even before you reach adulthood.Think of real estate like a treasure map hiding mountains of gold (okay, maybe not literal gold, but you get the picture).

So when u find one treasure that person.

I've heard many depict Hapeville as hidden treasure in the past.This is all based on an assumed 300k budget.

So thought I'd share a vacation rental success story and hope to get input from other members regarding vacation rental investment.I'm new to BP, but not treasure hunting or real estate investing.