Here in Oklahoma, the county assessor has a webpage that we can type in an address and it will give you all kinds of info about the property including the owners name.If you don't have a webpage for the searches, a trip to the county assessor may help.

OK - this is not a sales pitch but there were a few questions about how we do our web stuff so here's the 411...We have "landing pages" for - in essence - every city and state combo - these are always used for linking to our licensees from another web page - we don't use these landing page URLs in offline marketing.

Of course, now cars.com ads come up on every web page with deals on recently used F150's and its driving me a bit nuts.

I just pulled two poa docs from the web today, one from a law firm in AZ, and another direct from the maricopa county webpage, so hopefully they’ll be legitimate this go around.

I am doing wholesaling, fix and flip to build capital and gain experience.I am having trouble finding the home owners of properties that look like very good potential deals.I have tried to find them by going on the county tax assessor web page, but I need more information than just the properties address.Does anyone know how I can find the PIN to the property, home owners name and current address?

There are helpful government programs like NY State’s 1st time homebuyer program, SONYMA , see their webpage here:https://hcr.ny.gov/sonyma-prog...

I prefer to publish information for subscribers as a web page.

This is just a simple MLS search for recorded leases,  trying to copy and paste from a .html webpage link but let me know if you'd want converted to .pdf on this or any similar information I can email you.  

I'm thinking about creating a website in my local area for wholesalers I network with to list their properties on a collaberative webpage to show their properties to potential buyers.

  ( and you get a web page, landing page and a bunch of other stuff, once you have that you can promotes as well on your own Social media.