Was in the car....I know them thru NARPM You could also go on the National site for NARPM and look and see who is in your area. 

It is my understanding that everything that is on that lot belongs to me.However, the issue with a car is tricky - it's not like most property since it has a title.

If she had a car I would have it towed.

Originally posted by @Cary Trusty: @Shawn Holsapple - Have you transitioned already?

I just found a job this month, so I'll be able to get a car in the near future, but I don't want to keep finding excuses to put off real estate.Without a car I can't drive for dollars, meet people to network with, or access information at the courthouse.What can I do right now that will help me towards finding deals?

That's the value part.For instance, I'm looking at buying another car. I

You NEED the inventory In a mid price range lot, profit per car is around 2K on a 10K car.

And, I watched to see if the house suffered the same fate as the car. I

I have to agreed with rehab702, the first thing buyers see when they get out of the car is the outside of the house.

From my read of the forums it does seem Raleigh/Cary/Durham it will be hard to find properties that cashflow since it'a sellers market.