You might want to subscribe to the category, and also list meet up on your keyword list with your city or area.

You will have to print or look at one report at a time because you are not subscribed, neither am I but that’s how I do it.

Hello biggerpockets community, I subscribed a few years ago but just became a pro member two weeks ago after seeing all the ways I could benefit from the upgrade.

Whiteside hey here is a tip. subscribe to your local REI groups email list and meetup groups for real estate investing.

Talk to auctioneers and their associates, ask them to notify you of recently booked properties (before they are advertised).Be ready with your money that will be needed at the auction, check your finances, Apply for a credit line.As for books to read, I would suggest you subscribe to all of the legal and business publications in the area where auctions are advertised, read the auctioneers web sites for up coming sales, read files at the court houses, down load the legal requirements that lenders are required to follow.

There's a note invest that was on the podcast that I saved and I subscribe to their newsletter but I haven't dove too deep because I thought I would need to be prepared to handle non-performing notes, etc.

I'm also subscribed to loads of business-related podcasts which eventually led me to the BiggerPockets podcast and fortunately this website.My background in real estate began in 2007 when I purchased a duplex in the West End area of Atlanta.  

Jay Helms , I appreciate the info I just went ahead and subscribed.

That's software I subscribe to help analyze trends in the marketplace.  

It's weird, I subscribed to an email alert in the L.A. county website on the tax sale, did not get any emails about this one....Are you looking to participate in this tax sale?