Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

I am not an attorney, but I have served many years as the treasurer of a homeowners association and have had to go through the process a number of times.

As my cash is limited, I've gone "driving for dollars" and via the treasurers website (no county assessor site that I have found) I am able to pull up the names of these individuals and most importantly whether they're in state or not.

If your wanting to contact owners bet the treasurer has list just not online This is for sale info http://www.daviscountyutah.gov/tax_admin/delinquent_tax_sale/default.cfm Believe it's in may

I have had numerous scammers message me from BP wanting to be partners, wanting me to invest in their whatever...and many have less writing skills that my Nigerian Prince who is going to marry me and make me rich after he gets all his treasures back from his wicked uncle.

Hi @Anthony @Anthony Terrones, welcome to real estate in the Treasure Valley!

BP is a treasure chest full of resources.

Looks so clean, so well laid out and you turned "trash" into treasure.  

@Dwain Beckford I won't say that I'm learning, but I learn much more from the BP forums and the treasure trove of free information that I consume online.  

. $1500 is low for what I could get in rent, regardless, finding a positive cash on cash deal in NYC is a treasure.