I pretty much think that I have most of the tools to figure out the ARV and other things from the software that I have either bought or subscribe to.

To go a step further in actually viewing the deeds to the property, you can access US Title Search but you have to subscribe to this one".Thanks

What does that really speak about your business when you try to run off a fan/subscriber instead of having empathy and addressing the issue?

Listen to the BP podcast and subscribe to the Biggerpockets youtube channel.

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.

Check out my website below and subscribe so I can send you what I got.There are 3 zip codes here I stay away from but all area's of town will rent.

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?

While I grew up in the land of milk and honey(Tampa, FL) where property is cheap and there is cash flow, I now live in LA, the land of Almond milk and Organic raw Manuka honey, where everything is a fortune.I got licensed in Florida because I found a need for people out here with some money to invest out of state since they have read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and subscribe to BP instead of competing with established LA agents.My question is this...Since most people would be too intimidated to invest out of state, how can I show these clients that it is not only doable, but profitable and worth it?

Thanks again Jon, I subscribe to the local biz pub here, and do daily analysis on ALL the foreclosure listings.

Being a subscriber of the up coming hyper inflation theory, I think this is only temporary.