I've been noticing this trend, I was down to my county building today, and found out that all forclosures are listed in a legal news paper whoes office is right there in the building, they publish it daily, but and here's a big BUT I honostly don't understand what they are saying in them, they list the mortgage price and they give lot and subdivision numbers, but almost never give an address for the property, and hardley ever give the city it is located in, so i'm kinda at a loss because the last thing I want to do is bother trustees to point they want nothing to do with me.

Difficult, send fliers out and advertise in newspapers and weekly papers.

When it is closed I put it on the market by placing signs in the yard and running newspaper ads (reimbursible of course) Later, when I get a buyer, I send the new buyer info to the company and they send me closing docs.

Scan newspaper ads and pick the ones you'll call at first light.

This investor had two properties that were involved in a major drug raid and this made the front page of our newspaper yesterday.

Just by faxing out letters of intent to realtors on listing you find on the online mls, or in newspapers.

The bad news story is "no-one can find a house to buy" - sold losta newspapers...Now the bad news is "prices tanking!".

Check through the newspaper/classifieds and find out what houses in that area are renting for.

Why not put a small ad in the newspaper; join your loca REIA; and let everyone know you're in business.

I presume that the investor has already combed the MLS, newspaper ads, etc., and is already familiar with what's out there.