Can I get to it before it goes public?

I prepared a contract and went to meet the owner to sign it, mobile notary public with me.

Because as all cash has said, you can get quite a lot of benefit from selling your own personal residence.If you can't prove that this was your primary residence then I would suggest you read IRS Publication 523.

I suggest typing "Sheriff" in the search field or you will get all the public ads that were posted for that county.This site also has sheriff sales for the following states: Arizona, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Ohio, Oregon, Utah and Virgina.Pete

Footage - Crawl Space/Slab for Crawl space/slab, basement for basement; if on a basement, try to keep the sq. footage as close as possible (same as above), within 100 sq. feet is ideal, but no more than 250-300 sq. feet.

Reminds me of the good old days of Michael Milken.It just goes to show you... be careful if someone gives you a "hot tip" about a publicly traded company.

We also advertise in many real estate publications to back up our other marketing dollars.

They usually have web access to public records and they may give you access.

Nothing.You might find a Mobile in a park, but no one will lend on it and the "Space Rent" will be about $600 a month.San DiegoWoodswww.LoansInAnyState.com

With that in mind, if there is anyone interested in getting some publicity for their book/product and wants to offer it as a prize for some contests here on BiggerPockets, let me know by PM and perhaps we can get another contest going again!