I like to think of using these mindsets like tools in a toolbox.

@Brent Coombs  yes after so many searches I just found Autumnwood Funding and they looks like they are ok because they have a website and after I called I got a person explained everything for me.Before the people called themselves private money lenders all what I get from them email nothing else.It's hard decisions @Brent Coombs

I don't know the Austin market, but I would make sure you are posting everywhere: Zillow, craigslist (make sure to repost constantly to "bump" the post to the top of the search) and include LOTS of pictures AND a listed price.

With that being said, I did a quick search on MLS and came up to two properties.  

Stefano, Most agents would be happy to help you set up a search as anyways in most cases we are used to getting into longer term relationships and a 2-3month wait period is not really an issue, a lot of agents will want to know if you have been pre-qualified as that will usually help them understand how really ready you are (regardless that you will not be looking to close on anything for a few months).

Just make sure they specialize in tax and have significant experience dealing with real estate investors.Here is a great list of questions to ask a potential accountant: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/7044...Also check out the www.NAEA.org page in your search.

As Carl noted above, call around and also do keyword searches on BP.

What company do you use to do title searches for these auctions?

I paid the $50 for the nationwide search and had a terrible experience.

Try doing posts and searches here on BP to look for Investors and/or contractors in your area.