So I feel confident about the information I got from ListsourceWith that I would like to share the criteria I'm going to test in my DM campaignI chose 4 zipcodes in an area I'm most familiar with and researched the demos (source Demographics Now) and then narrowed from there Check out what I used this week and make suggestions for the next list I'm going to purchase next fridayFull List:4 Zip codesSFR40% -100% Equity Built after 1960last Sale pre 20003 + Bed1+ bath ( I know it's generally 2 but I'm curious so I did 1+)excluded corpsabsentee in state and outno trust262 Results I crossed referenced a few properties on the local county office and they were accuratePlease chime in and let m know what you think

If the person making bail is willing to pledge their property, they can do that directly with the county and don't need a bondsman.

So a GURU from Utah or Arizona doesn't know Chicago.In Maricopa County, AZ you can have an eviction in just a week, in Chicago it can take 8-9 months in cases.

Since I grew up being around them more than half my life, I've seen a lot.Due to certain market conditions, cities, municipalities and counties operate differently from one another.

I'm interested in bidding on 4 properties at the yearly upcoming auction in my county--how have others dealt with title searches when there are mulitple homes of interest?

Presumably, the title company mails the deed to the county clerk and then at some point (the next day, the next week, the next month) it gets recorded.Are you saying that between the time the closing takes place and the time the deed is recorded, the buyer doesn't own the property (because it wasn't recorded)?

I don't think the taxes are high in Duval County, at any rate.

Have you called the county/city where the property is?

With any luck, some day I will have a wealth of info to share and pay it forward.I live in Yorba Linda, CA (Orange County).

There are plenty of ways to get the funding, and you can find them all here.I'm located in Northern VA, in Prince William county.