Looking forward to connect and understand your experiences around 1) Title researching2) Resources for title search from public records3) Clean title 4) Post auction process i.e., payment, deed, quiet title etc

I have contacted the clerks office in each of these respective locations and they only publish documentation when a formal foreclosure has been set and the auction date is posted.

On the other hand, at the auction Wayne County held back in the Spring, about half the auction was the  listings for Sterling Township inside Pocono Springs.

I've bid on a house on Hubzu and was the highest bidder when the auction ended.

I am looking for some insight on an interesting property that has come up for auction near me.

When I used to go to auctions it was pretty clear when a couple was bidding to buy for their personal residence, and you didn't bother to bid against them. 

If I remember correctly, Civic Source is an auction service that operates in the tax lien foreclosure space and they own/bought a title insurer to issue policies on the properties they sell.

Auction.com is free and has event notifications if you want to know when/where auctions are held. 

I’m actually just above the novice I happen to be very smart in terms of being good at everything I do and already answered the question about telling people where I invest that’s just for competition that I don’t necessarily want given the fact that all the auctions are online and I’m already dealing with 1 million more people I used to.

I am looking to move my real estate agent/auctioneer business into the land niches (agriculture, residential and commercial).