I believe weeding out the non-interested by listing as you have described is a good idea.I've entertained the thought of using CL, but in my immediate area (Lake County and Kenosha County) I don't know that it will be useful.

Finally, can anyone recommend REO agents in Oakland County MI that works with investors, for as a cash buyer my group wants to fix and flip in high end neighbors?

In the last 11 years I've done a lot of NOO loans many of them in trust, some in LLC's and Corps and still talk to a lot of my customers and none have told me they've received a notice.Also the borrowers are quit claiming so maybe that doesn't trigger the DOS with the servier or re-assessment with county assessor.

Search the US Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics, City Data.com, Local Chamber of Commerce, city and county economic development depts.

In California, the county of Monterey passed an ordinance to allow short term rentals in the unincorporated parts of the county.

I invest quite a bit in Tarrant County and love the mid-cities.

zipCode=&city=westland&county=&street=&sState=MI&fromPrice=0&toPrice=0&fcaseNumber=&bed=0&bath=0&buyerType=0&Status=0&sLanguage=ENGLISH#There are loan programs for people who purchase hud reo's with FHA financing that offer a $100 down payment only.

I am interested in investing in the Montgomery County area and have noticed many condos that were selling for $200k 5-10 years ago are now either in foreclosure or selling for well below that - maybe around $95k.

My research indicates that it's a very straightforward (albeit not always fruitful) process, that doesn't require a judgment enforcement agency if I follow the county's seizure procedures and am willing to pay the upfront costs (probably $500 for court & sherriff's fees).

Also set up your Keywords Alerts as @Brandon Turner mentioned for your local area such as "Paramus" or "Bergen County" if you're looking to find potential opportunities for investing or other members in your area.