@Jake EbanksI found this awesome website, which I think it the website for the software company and they have links to all the sites that use their online bidding - I know they have Orange County on there:http://www.realauction.com/county-tax-lien/#I am not affiliated with them at all.Can I ask you a question?

@Brian BurkeIf you have your friends run Ben's blog posts and Brandon's books through some analysis software, you'll quickly see Brandon is Ben's ghost writer.  

Do you currently use any software, like Quickbooks (desktop or online) or Xero?

I'm writing some software for myself to analyze things, and I'm curious if this is a dependable number that will stand the test of time. :)

I currently work as a software engineer and with the reduced expenses I would like to get into REI to get out of the rat race.

He also has some online software that will comb through all the data and just present you with a list of likely candidates. https://www.distressedpro.com/Hope this helps,Les

I am even building a software tool that bridges my two passions...real estate and technology :)  The tool intelligently and automatically sources awesome deals for real estate investors and I would love my fellow BiggerPocketers to check it out because I am building it to help not only myself, but others too! 

If so, what software do you use?

Equivalent software is readily available for someone motivated to use the compromised data, and that someone has access to NOC-type IP switching gear (e.g.

The parcels are mostly rural vacant land.Our software is in three separate modules 1) Manage the inbound acquisition inquires (CRMish) and the acquisition process. 2) During that time engineering completes maps and other graphics and files to get it ready to sell.3) Then sale and then post sale payment management.Do any of you folks use an out of the box program that brings you into the 21st century?