Here's their website: http://www.sccll.org/You can also grab a legal newspaper (San Jose Post Record) from the library as well.

I am looking at ways to market some houses after I'm done flipping them, and was curious if anyone had luck putting an ad in the local newspaper, Coffee News or Greensheets?

If this were a game of hockey, my advice and analysis could be based on the premise of telling people to invest where the puck is going, not where there puck is.And the picture I'm "painting" is more so a collage of newspaper articles and reliable sources based on facts.

I don`t know what to tell you but to hire a good lawyer and appeal the verdict. if you stuck, try to call your local newspaper or TV and see they can do a program on this.

I'm very curious to see what your answers will be.Even if you have no proven method I would love to hear any and all of them.Smaller PopulationResidential - Bandits signs (If permitted), Direct Mail.Commercial - Direct Mail, Driving for Dollars.Larger PopulationResidential - Direct Mail, Newspaper Ads, Office Building.Commercial - Direct Mail, Direct Call.

Someone who is foreclosed upon now (a public event, because of the newspaper notices and the real estate agent yard signs afterwards) will be stigmatized by at least some of their friends, relatives and co-workers.

Newspapers?

I also recommend that you show the days local newspaper in the video to prove when it was taped.

The drive way is full of weeds, old newspaper thrown over, no cars parked, no window blinds, and all the trees are untrimmed. 

The person there said they don't keep lists and public means they post it in the newspaper.