Or is it just better to knock and face the disgruntled homeowner.5 - Does an investor just line up credit first and then go into the wild.6 - If the credit lined up via a bank/credit-union is for more than the price of the home, does it still require your own 20% down.7 - Duplexes/Triplexes/Quadplexes don't seem to be listed very often on many sites.

It took time but music has moved on to serve today's market.

@Stephen Ellis First, thank you for serving!

I would at least look at the deals on those sites before you invest.I love syndication, if you are just jumping in I think it is a great way to invest.   

Notice to quits should be served on the 11th in Connecticut. 

So far I believe I found only occupied property (not vacant land) on the county sites and it is confusing, it shows a person name and shows delinquent, but when you look at the tax history, it shows they owe $0 and everything is paid up. 

But check out Cozy.co - its a simple online payment/tenant portal site.

Mason,I would serve the three day notice for rent, or whatever is required by your state laws, and once that has expired, file for eviction proceedings.

I got a call from the neighbor that their was an ambulance on my job site.

It is a great site for learning and contributing all things REI and you are in a good area for investing.