I run the query again.For New york city, the price started from $2,200.For Birmingham,AL , the price started from $1,300 and it's for a nice 3BR :-) If this thing is described in newspaper article I guess renters can cancel their LTR and move to forever Airbnb.

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...

Despite the majority of foreclosures being available published in my local county newspaper via a Notice of Sale, I’ve recently noticed some properties make it to the auction block that were never listed. 

There's no way some average $7.5mm luxury home in Vegas would have made the newspaper or a blog/forum without it..

I wouldn't waste my time with newspaper print or really even online.

I do all the online marketing and newspaper ads as well, but the ol' sign in the window still gets the best results.

The biggest thing I noticed that either means not vacant or recently vacant is the newspaper in the driveway.

People Google everything these days instead of using the newspaper or that big yellow book.

You have to prove that you did in fact try to rent the apartment ie show ad clippings from the news paper, printed craigslist ads that show the date of the posting, show the list of apartment showings you had, etc.

I run Newspaper like crazy.