I currently am using spokeo, white pages, dc public data base sites like court cases online etc...

Define you goals so as to be able to establish criteria which will enable you to more easily make decisions on individual investments8.

Looking to add a few more rehab investors to our database of buyers.  

I used a site called examsmart.com to help study, it is an additional $50 but I thought it was well worth it, they have over 600 questions in their database and they are the style you'll see on the exam.  

Most counties will freely send you database dumps, as well as fact sheets on properties.

To become a successful wholesaler I recommended a few things to you: (1)Recognize that you are in the business of sales and marketing (2)Study direct response marketing and advertising(3)Mail to more than just one list and more than just one time – create a marketing plan, along with follow up systems, and a database(4)Be persistent and track your marketing results…if something does not work adjust it and test itGood Luck

Building with a small, local builder at around $115/sq foot (mid to high end) and using auctions for many of the materials enable me to have instant equity for this opportunity.  

If so, this would pretty much enable me to stay local and take a shot at my first property rather than resorting to other places.

By asking for credit reports, tax returns, and pay-stubs, some HML's, can't tell themselves apart from conventional lenders and in my view, and I suspect yours, delude themselves.The large banks, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the other GSE's, have huge databases of loans as well as the statistics to show how these correlate with defaults.

I am considering buying a subscription to Costar, Reonomy, Loopnet, or another CRM database.