Paul Herman I have been creating my database the long slow way.

But you also need to consider the fact administrations can always change the exemption amount.

Also, should be less administrative oversight with one insurance policy, one property tax bill, etc, you get the picture. 

Not sure if there is a database, service, or site that will let me know immediately, as opposed to waiting upto 30 days later and then I'm stuck fighting my competitors.Appreciate any help or insight!

They might not get what they pay for and more importantly, (in my opinion) they actually MIGHT get what they pay for and end up being complicit in a forbidden act with the entity that sold them the data.When I received my CDIA certification, as a credit issuer, and as a credit report dispute administrator, I had to go through a gauntlet of tests and study on state and federal rules related to how I am required to store, monitor, manage and report my borrower's non public personal information (Specifically credit information). and, the penalties associated with non compliance.My last two cents is, an original creditor can and DOES sell individual loan performance history, on an individual borrower but, that information is sold to a debt buyer (Collection agency) that has a permissible use and is under contract with strict rules for compliance.

Some will charge a percentage each month but also a start-up fee, a leasing fee or lease renewal fee each year, administrative fees, maintenance fees, etc.

Hi BP,I have been working on some tax delinquent lists in my area and when I search some properties on the towns database, some say it sold for $1.

Actually, it's very useful tool for non-licensed RE investors to access MLS database.

I'd like to cross reference them (name and address) against the SSI Death Index database to get to those particular leads.

I want to know what you think about the current administration in the United States and how it could translate into homebuyers/renters.