But I can give you some general advice.There's usually public notice involved so you pick up the list from your local legal newspaper or website.

Since then I have successfully listed and sold multiple properties and helped families get into their dream homes.My specialization is working with sellers and investors all around California.

Is there a low-cost service out there that the tenants can go to and print their own report so that they don't keep getting charged by multiple landlords when they are applying for several places?

These are in  a rural area and cheap so getting bank financing was impossible (not to mention they won't loan when there is a mobile home involved.) 

$300k is my top range, or multiple cheaper properties. 

We now own two PERFECT properties and we are getting involved in a commercial development project-- that's tremendous in 8 days.

Ishaan Misra , I have considered buying "out of my back yard," but my issue is that I really like being involved with my investments and being able to touch see and feel them etc.

In my opinion, yes, it can be done, but you're looking into a bigger mess as far as the government is concerned.Lets preface this with I don't know exactly how this works either, but after a certain amount of people are involved you have to report as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) and have to file extra forms related to your business and also after a certain threshold you also need to report members and their distributions to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) so they know as well.Being young (as am I) you are going to run into a lot of dead ends trying to apply for a residential loan with a business name.  

Who needs to be involved.....attorney, title company?  

Yeah, Peak Loan servicing decided to get out of the servicing business right when we were starting multiple foreclosures, so we moved all loans to Land Home and there is a week or 2 getting it all going and 3 weeks to transfer, so that is the reason, no fault of our own.