Subscribe to their newsletters and pay the money if you want to graduate to the next level of success. 

The other way is to subscribe to propertyshark.com.

Here are a few ideas on how to hunt down the property owners:Search public records (you'll have to subscribe to a service)Form a relationship with an agent (they have access to this info and can you get the owners)Form a relationship with a title agent and they can get you this info for freeTry http://www.propertyshark.com/You can also visit a local assessor's office to obtain the information in-person:The Assessor's office does not provide owner name information on their website.

@Bruce Lee National Real Estate Investor is a great publication to subscribe to both digitally & by mail.  

Hi Liz I have actually subscribed to their foreclosure list (not presently).

I would suggest that if you subscribe to the service, that you get the online version rather than the printed book version.

I typically subscribe for 1 month when I’m bringing on a new property to get a feel of seasonality and I like to click through the different metrics for what it says for revenue at 50%, 75%, 90% to get a feel for the disparities in properties in the market.

@Jalen Chanthaboury I subscribe to a pre foreclosure lead service as they organize a lot of the data for you and is easy to search and manage.

:) Subscribe to Mark Ferguson's Youtube channel while you're at it, he's a wealth of information and takes you along his investing journey in Colorado.https://www.youtube.com/user/I...    

I tend to subscribe to opinion #1.