As @Juan Carlos Quiroz Zolezzi points out property radar is one of them.I pull data directly from my county web site for free sitting in my pajamas.The courthouse properties for auction are technically all pre-foreclosure; if no one bids and buys, then the property deeds back over to the lender who is foreclosing.

His email is [REMOVED]He is a good guy, and a genius at web stuff!

All I use is the ledger, downloads, and report generation, I don;t manage investments or payrolls.I've tried searching what's out there, but most web based things can't import previous transactions, and I don't want to start fresh and still have to open Quicken to see old transactions, like "when did I buy that fridge for apt 2A"?

@Dave Skow - Closing attorney presented Friday Aug 3 as an option (they have a time slot then), in response to extension needed for the original lender.

“Where on the web can I get my note?”

Your best bet with this web site is to be a sponge.

You can check out pictures of our work under some of my deals or view our portfolio on the web. https://thisislivinhomes.com/portfolio/

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Wade R ConwayUse a licensed servicer - it’s $25-30/months for the loans and will be cheaper and easier than any softwareThey also will do all tax reporting docs etcUnless you have 500 loans and wish to do it in house - much easier just to use a servicer like bifils.com Thanks Chris, so do you just look them up on the web and call them?

Everything you need to learn is out there for free here on bigger pockets, on YouTube and all over the web really.

The SEC and FDIC web sites have most of those answers.