Oh, so that's why there's only 30% worth of good information in self-published books on Amazon !

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@Sean TroyLook at the IREM web site and look for CCIM certified managers, talk to other real estate owners in your area that use property managers and when you interview them always get references and talk to them.

It was simply a copy of the REOs one of the big banks had listed on their web site.  

He got my information from a web site that my business is affiliated with.

In addition, this house only needs a little work and some of those houses on the web sites are train wrecks (I've been through a couple).

If the first foreclosesbefore you (second) may be standingin line depending  on other type of liens.Also if you own the second and depending onthe state you are in you may not know it went to foreclosureuntil several weeks before foreclosure takes place.That is why I always check on my seconds monthlyto see if forclosure has started and if taxes are current.Don't trust the info on the web for current taxes as manydo not post timely.

(This should be published on the MLS as well as the Daily Commune.

Another idea is to subscribe to the newspaper or a legal publication for the county or area which will publish the dockets of the probate court, and sometimes the cases as they are opened.Edit: The sole function of the clerk is to record documents as prescribed by law, and then make those available to the public.

While I'm not looking particularly in that area, I wanted to know more about the company publishing this off-market properties.