Be aware of the laws in your state and avoiding Marketing No-Nos.3) When you have accepted an offer from someone who is going to buy it from you, set up the closing at a title company that allows same day back-to-back closings.

Also, regarding legal issues about wholesaling, I can point you to another BiggerPockets post pointing to a Blog by highly respected attorney Jeff Watson, who speaks with two members of the Ohio State Board of Commerce - Real Estate Division where the regulators clearly state what is and what isn't legal regarding Wholesaling. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/193...Look at Marketing No Nos

another way is to go to the county records office and pull the NOD or NOS and from there you will be able to get the trustee's information.  

Could not find one so far.What i have read over the internet news and notes that it is the first thing to do before start searching and buying properties in any states.Any help (names, phone nos or email) is greatly appreciated.

The NOS will typically tell you what the payoff or entire amount due is.

Two comments: there are lots of "nos" before getting a "yes".

Don't waste your time trying to turn nos into yeses.

I am hearing more Nos, but just need one yes to get my 1st deal. 

I have listened to many of the podcasts and a lot of the investors say that they get no`s from banks about their loan.

@Jacob Wiltshire no. S