I subscribed to your blog and just read a few of your articles; great stuff!

The information is typically only released once a week, so anybody who subscribes to the service gets it at the same time.If you want leads for people before that point, credit bureaus can provide those.

If you are a "pacer" subscriber; search there (it's not free):http://www.pacer.gov/If you aren't a pacer subscriber, then there is a free phone call based search; see this next link:http://www.pacer.gov/phone_access.htmlThere is a limit to the information that they will allow you to retrieve with one single phone call - but you can always call back repeatedly.

I was reading one of my online news briefs that I subscribe too and came across this article:http://boss.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/19/a-scrappy-real-estate-broker-stakes-her-business-on-flat-fees/?

It won't happen over night, but we subscribe to the same philosophy and I look forward to being part of the momentum with you.

Do not subscribe to the idea that you should put your life on hold until you pay off student loan debt.

Members of NARPM subscribe to a higher standard of ethics and tend to be far more experienced, educated, and professional.

Once a week (or more) I post all about finding investment property leads like this, and I share spreadsheets - including actual spreadsheets I complete for prospective properties - as examples.http://sellpropertyfast.info/subscribe-for-fixer-a...Hope this helps Billings investors!

I don't subscribe to that. 

Hi, @Michael Hayes.We used to subscribe to the Daily News, but don't any more.