I rather be collecting the dumb money during the next correction than being a part of that distribution pool.

Investors tend to not spend enough to acquire their first deal, not working based on numbers and calculations, injecting emotions into your marketing instead of data, quitting too early, and just not putting in the time and effort into learning paid traffic.Now I'm guessing you don't have a large budget to work with, so if your only spending $100 a month on AdWords, don't expect a deal or even a lead for a while.

I'd like to bounce some ideas with someone with experience, and would gladly share some of the data I've analyzed and collected in return for some information and guidance.

The big box stores have shrugged their collective shoulders.

In such an instance, assuming no assignment, a seller would typically reduce its purchase price by the amount of the claim that it stood to recover, in order to put the buyer in the same stead that it would have been had no loss occurred.Now, let’s assume that the seller did assign the claim to the buyer, the buyer would have the right, per the assignment, to collect the proceeds of the claim and make the repairs.

Granted our target was smaller than resi houses.. as the amount of viable timber ground was less but we were also working an area from the Oregon border to just south of Tacoma so about 100 miles by 400 miles  was our data base.. 

I am not interested in traditional bank financing since it does not line up with how I plan to expand or how I've met with my limited success so far.Quadplex is assessed at $275,000 and I collect $3,200 a month in rent.

We have sent countless millions of offers to owners since 1999 using assessor data consolidators like RealQuest Pro (the back end of Listsource).For houses I current filter1.

Is there a site or source that compiles data on the mortgage debt that we could look and analyze.

Third-party sites play fast and loose with your data.