I would like to research more about his case if it is public record.

News channels and "public opinion" are the ultimate lagging indicators.

It say this Ohio revised code 5721.191 (B) "Public notice is hereby given that each parcel to be sold at public auction will be sold subject to all liens, and encumbrances with respect to taxes, assessment, charges, penalties, and interest for which the lien was foreclosed and in satisfaction of which the property is sold."

Unfortunately, whether there are studies that back up the public's opinion or perception doesn't seem to matter.

If someone has a problem with what other's are saying, complain to me or a moderator instead of airing it publicly, which ultimately leads to a personal battle in front of everyone.Eric - There was absolutely no need to attack Mike personally.

I use the laser to print the text, and mailing address of the recipient, and color for photos.I use Linux, MySQL, and Bourne Shell to do most of my programming, and run the printers.I get data from public records, then process it to find properties and potential buyers.I also use these techniques to do "Comp Reports".It works well.Best of Luck to all.FLAREAUCTION.

I know, because I have seen them there.)Case files from court houses are a wealth of information about everything from crimes, to your Constitutional Rights, to potential real estate and other investment opportunities.In fact the same may be said about all public records.Public Record is your friend.

I am in Palm Beach County Florida.Our County has a public appraiser.

They need to be unrecognizable to the public.

Get a list from a title company or the public records, search them on the tax records website, and see if any have potential high equity.