It is just going to require some work on my end to start sifting through the properties to get to the ones that I am interested in.

I am currently working on a way to quickly sift through the following lists24_Hour_ArrestsCity_LiensCriminal_RecordsEvictionsMisdemeanorsProbatesTax_DelinquentsWarrantsBail_BondsCode_ViolationsDivorceFamily_Violence_FugitivesObituariesProperty_MaintenanceUtility_DisconnectsBankruptcyCourt_DocketsDWI_FugitivesForeclosuresPre_ForeclosureSummary_JudgementsVacant_BuildingsAt the end of it, I will be able to provide a list of properties that have a check mark by every single list that it matches on.

I am currently working on a way to quickly sift through the following lists24_Hour_ArrestsCity_LiensCriminal_RecordsEvictionsMisdemeanorsProbatesTax_DelinquentsWarrantsBail_BondsCode_ViolationsDivorceFamily_Violence_FugitivesObituariesProperty_MaintenanceUtility_DisconnectsBankruptcyCourt_DocketsDWI_FugitivesForeclosuresPre_ForeclosureSummary_JudgementsVacant_BuildingsAt the end of it, I will be able to provide a list of properties that have a check mark by every single list that it matches on.

As a new synidcator, one who does not mind "taking the stairs" (studying reports, sifting through historical data, analyzing macro and micro trends, etc.) before making a decision, I find comfort in knowing what I've been telling my group of anxious investors (many of them young athletes) mirrors what you all are saying.  

The majority of successful real estate investing is a grind; utilizing one or more marketing methods to generate leads, sifting through garbage leads with misleading information to find the few acceptable deals, negotiating with sellers with unrealistic expectations of the worth of their property, educating the sellers as to the reality of the real property market, running analysis to estimate property value, reading 100 page appraisals, negotiating deals , the list goes on.I find that people new to real estimate grossly overestimate the return on investment generated by properties, and grossly underestimate risk.

If all that reading and info makes your head spin and you need help sifting through it all...and/or clearing up an confusion, contact me direct through a PM and I'll do what I can.

Once you identify the sponsors you want to invest with, educate yourself and can compare various deals, it will become easier to sift through the offering sent your way and pick what works best for you.

I found this probate publication for San Bernadino county @Jason Jiang:http://marketplace.socaladsonline.com/marketplace-...Your specifically going to have to sift through the classified(s) for your specific county.

It's all here for you, just have to put in the time to sift a bit and pull out the nuggets! 

I definitely think that it can be a pretty daunting task sifting through the all the stuff on here.