You can find all of the applicable California Landlord/Tenant Laws on the HUD website...

All in all, my property buying experience proved to be exactly what you described on their website.

I will check out the website you mentioned.

From the owner list you can check the court records website to actually see at what stage of foreclosure each and every home is in.

I bought the Elite REO Agent Package from [WEBSITE REMOVED BY ADMIN] They provide the direct contact info to the asset managers at 51 different REO listing companies.

I mean I could spend a few thousand dollars on getting mailing lists, and sending out letters or postcards and spend a few more thousand setting up websites and such too.

What is the difference in doing this, verses placing their name on a landlord website reporting they are deadbeats?

The good thing is that there are no ongoing mobthly or annual fees.Go to my website and click on the link on the right which will take you directly to Guidant.As far as non recourse loans, the best I have found is NASB (North American Savings Bank).

Here is the website (www.elkgroverei.com ).

You should be able to get some statistical data at the respective websites.