I am looking to buy homes in the North Harris County - Montgomery County area, rehab them and then resell them.

If you're certain that your home is not in pre-foreclosure, and they are not responding to you, you should probably contact your county clerk / county recorder's office and see if they have your home listed on their rolls incorrectly.

Anything organized for Orange County? 

I plan to farm the Walton county here in Florida while specializing in Single Family Homes.

Maybe it can be of some use to you.I live in Kendall County, IL which is the 2nd fastest growing county in the United States.

If I have some money and I want to invest in a particular area or county, I would go on the tax lien route.

Then, a few months later while scrolling through some county records, I noticed that HUD had taken over the property in February.

(starting to talk myself out of the fear) waterbury is a small big city, what i mean it's small in population, but it as alot of big city problems, corruption and the usual crime stuff, but my main cocern is the mill rate there is insane. even in the height of the RE boom property was still 20% cheper b/c of the taxes.if you have a deal just make sure the taxes are acurate. there is definite money making deals in waterbury for the seasoned investor, i'm just trying to stay alittle closer to the house. if you give me an adress and i truly know the area i'll give my honest opion of the area. and some where on this board theres a link to money mag. 10 best places to buy bridgeport ct was on the list, same type of city but closer to nyc fairfield county. hope this helps good luck..

I work primarily in Fairfield & New Haven Counties.

Forsyth Georgia....the next "Henry county"......investment boom town of Middle Georgia :superman: