They publish a list of the "scammers".

Honestly, very few lenders will allow that to happen so they end up paying the taxes and adding that amount to the balance owed on the mortgage.The County publishes a list of these but Travis County employee's either don't know the information or they don't have the time to explain it.I personally don't like the Tax sale because of the redemption restrictions.The mortgage foreclosure sale that you are wanting information on is very different.

Nolo also publishes books that show you how to structure your agreements, along with paralegals, document prep stores, and lawyers.  

Our first foray into publishing continues to exceed our expectations.

However they are a lot less useful now that most counties publish their GIS data online.

Welcome to BP James.the Institute of Real Estate Management:IREMand the National Apartment Association:NAAeach publish annual income-expense analyses and likely publish this sort of material too.

I'm not quite sure what the code requirements are for Pensacola, FL, but I did find some information published by the city of Minneapolis.  

The initial list is published about a month or so before the sale and has over 2,500 properties on it. 

That's typically a large list with all tax defaults big and small and all property types, with no indexing.Lists of property that has reached it's power to sell status (5 years tax defaulted) are published annually in a local adjudicated newspaper as per civil code.  

I got it for a big discount over what he was selling it on his site for, but the bad news is I just found out that the version I have was published in 2005 :cry: and I'm not eligiable to access the updats since I bought it used I have a few questions regarding the material, what has changed and what hasn't changed after this point.