They typically publish a list on their websites who they rep. 

The county always publishes the list of properties it intends to auction, so you’ll be able to confirm if his property ends up on the list.

I use publisher and pretty much copied someone's just listed / just sold style.

You just need to know who is foreclosing here.....I would assume a notice of sale would identify the foreclosing party.....I don’t know, all our foreclosures are judicial, the plaintiff is clearly identified in published notices.

There has been more published, and the laws will continue to develop. 

I may be a little late posting this to the forums, but I wanted to put a (slightly delayed) spotlight on this awesome article that Forbes published in August.Inside Birmingham's Bid to Become the Southern Silicon ValleyBirmingham has long had a reputation, along with much of the South, for being a bit behind, a bit outdated, a bit backward.

I swear I looked for a previously published link/thread before asking lol

I’m looking for a service or website that scrapes all the relevant data (date of deed, original loan amount, address etc) from forclosure notices when they’re published in my area, and then turns that data into a 1 page “cheat sheet” for each property.

And then remember that HUD published the now infamous FHA memo saying landlords should not use criminal convictions as the only reason to reject their application.

It does not match the stats that Forbes published for 2016.I also have not seen the statistics showing that any significant portion of billionaires have made their wealth through public purchased stock (stock not associated with their entrepreneur business).