Observation… I noticed your post asking a question was in December of 2006… Then in February 2008 you reply and say “I decided not to pursue involvement with THE REAL ESTATE ARENA.

In any case, in my neck of the woods, I go to the source: the county seat where the Notice of Trustee Sale is filed.

Sounds like an exciting venture.I noticed you're from Plano.

Some ideas on finding wholesale properties that other investors shared with me include: check your county recorder of deeds for lis pendens notices; form a real estate investment club; create and mail out a newsletter (paper and electronic); market yourself to church pastors, funeral home directors, and accountants who often hear about proprty deals and potential sellers.Thanks again for your tips

I have online access to my county's Public Trustee's records database, but I'm having trouble finding any Notice of Default etc records.

In the meantime, I will organize all of my records to indicate that all issues were handled in a very short period time to show that if what she said about the Mar/April notice were true, that it would have been taken care of back then, and not waited until now.

Small window of opportunity I suppose.Also, Fannie Mae Desktop Underwriter used to lay out all of the ltv's etc. and what the parameters are for buying loans from lenders.

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However, if you noticed in my last post, plumbing leaks are a bigger source than anything and those could happen on any home.

Has she given proper notice according to the terms of the lease and your state laws?