Even many newspapers are online these days.

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.

Many DC investors regret buying and having to manage junk real estate in Baltimore.So ---- why would an investor find that the grass (the kind you cut on the weekends) is greener somewhere else.1. they don't have the skills or are unable to find an equity packed property where they live2. they are not versed on truly creative financing and making offers - lot of offers3. they lack the skills to negotiate an equity transaction4. they don't apply power prospecting tehniquesThere are motivated sellers in every market - go to the expired listing - make offers that make financial sense to you. run ads in the newspaper, use radio, TV, walk and talk, rent and housing court leads --etcUnderstand creative financing, make an offer to sell the property you have under contract before you have to settle, this is call CONTROL AND ROLL, offer more for the real estate by offering  a "principal only' mortgage (mortgage without interest), offer to buy the building and lease the land, consider a lease option, offer a seller partnership (hybrid offer)Learn to be a great negotiator, act disinterested, ask for more than you expect to get - study the three most important things in a transaction; The seller's needs, the real estate and the existing financing.

You gotta have boots on the ground, read news papers, ask local, go there. 

Looking at the types of non judicial sales in the newspaper either the third Friday of the month or the third Friday of the month it is a good way to get ahead of the sale. 

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

Hi Mehran,You may want to look at the Milwaukee Business Journal newspaper for business news, along with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:http://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/Best wishes!

The sale is published in the newspaper and various other places a few months before the sale.

In my city there is a special newspaper that only publishes public records.

Is there any other way to find out the listings at an auction besides newspapers these days?