I would use other wholesalers marketing budgets and networks to your advantage.I would also recommend that you pick apart the newspaper and cheapy classifieds.

Advertise online at Homes.com, Cragslist.com, MLS.com, Zillow.com, Trulia.com, Realtor.com, Googlebase.com Advertise in local news papers.

I don't waste time and money with "fossils" like the classified ads in the local newspaper anymore.

How long it takes to get to the public sale depends on each state and their rules/regulations for foreclosures.If you want to know about properties in default, you just have to watch for the public notices of default, which are published on websites and in newspapers by the trustees.

what do you thinkSure, PA state law requires that the sheriff sale be advertised in newspapers that are in circulation in the county of the sale - but the sheriff is the party putting those ads in the newspaper.

There's a couple of ways to find vacant yourself as you're driving around in the area you farm - mail/newspaper pile up and county/city notices on the door are dead giveaways.

They look for deals in the newspaper, call the sellers, then evaluate the deals.

The way I looked at 100 properties varied, but mainly scanning through the newspaper.

I think I saw in the Las Vegas newspaper that the law has change or will change soon on home owners will be foreclosure on faster and be out of their home much faster and no more free rent or can prolong the process.Joe Gore

(I am a former newspaper reporter, so I know what I speak of when it comes to public records.)As far as title research: yes, it is inexpensive.