Also for public records like Lis pendens, (In Broward County and S.FL) they give an average of 1-2 pages and the addresses are like Di Vinci codes lol (LOT 1 in Davie Park, 96 degree east etc)  If it is about finding the diamonds in the rough, what are the best ways to find the address, seller number, info on mortgages, or existing info that can help with finding the best contracts and best equations. 

@Lori CourtneyHoly smokes.Wait out the winter.Get yourself a 4 or 4 1/2 in diamond cup wheel and mount it on an angle grinder.

You must find diamond in the rough properties, know the market numbers extremely well down to the specific area, conduct thorough due diligence, and be aggressive with making offers and executing your planned through a well-thought out and realistic time schedule.

Heading the other way you can check out the Boston Area REIA in Medford and I highly recommend trying to get to the Black Diamond meeting in Waltham (2nd location in Worcester).  

I happened to meet an investor through Black Diamond meet ups for whom I drive for dollars.  

Once, a $2500 appraised diamond & ruby ring, just recently a diamond & Opal ringFull liquor cabinet19" TV buried screen up in the yard, just below the sod with the cord sticking out (WTF?) 

Has anyone invested with Diamond Equity Investors before.

You use a diamond coated recipro/Sawzall blade and pause every 30 seconds to dip the blade in water.

It could be a diamond in the rough or sit in that sweet middle ground where its too pricey for an individual but to small for a fund. 

And buy a ring without an actual diamond for the symbolism and get the big rock 20 years from now when you own several properties and are a millionaire?