I subscribed to 3 counties and every day, I could log in to the site, and get the lists of every Lis Pendens that was filed in the clerks' offices of all 3 counties the day before.

And again I'm reminded why I HAVE to log in to BP daily.

In theory I suppose I could just log on from my phone's browser.

I always smiled when the log buyer wanted to know how I got that stand of timber :) and then sold it to the mill 5 miles away. ....

Also, you log in on your computer or through the google voice and see all the numbers that called.

You can collect and log all pertinent information about a prospective lead in one place.

He logged in to Listsource, plugged in the Counties, the property type and last sale date, downloaded the list and put it in file storage on his CallText.com site.

For example, my brother and I are flipping a log cabin in Tontitown right now.

The problem is that if you have over 8 employees, the contractors must account for risk management such as LNI, permits, injuries, OSHA safety meetings, aesbestos, lead based paint, safety logs, unions, suncontractor delays, and hiring expensive construction managers.

my old partner in the timber business tried this.. many times when he / we bought a timber tract and that fact that it takes time to log and then put in the roads and pad and sometimes well.. and in ORegon get a building permit which can take 6 months to a year in rural acreage..if it went over a year he tried to cap gain it.. but alas that did not fly  as his/our model was to buy and flip.. you don't hold timber land for 12 to 18 months then sell.. there is no income.. you hold timber land for 40 to 60 years then harvest again.. pretty easy to see he / we were flipping dirt..