I also have been writing down the addresses of places I like then I can look them up online and see if they want to deal as well.  

@Jaleen Anderson@Arash A.I suppose you can find one online.  

Moral of the story, there is much more than simply looking a property up on line, making sure it didn't trade at a tax sale and having an idea of whether the property taxes are current.  2.  

I did do some research online and it didn't look very good.

Then file if no response depending on the county may be able to do online.

In case you haven't already read them, check out the guides in the education section as well as the online course.

I've been looking at a couple of list on line of the top books about learning to wholesale.

I don't read the news much, but I can't think of one time either of those two places made the headlines unless there was a tornado or something...And just to handle a potential objection that always pops up when people decide to invest 1,000+ miles away from where they live:Objection: Properties are more affordable there than where we currently live.Objection Handler: You can get a "more affordable" meal off the dollar menu at McDonald's, but I bet you don't go out to eat there on a Friday night. 

There are no photos of the interior online; I recently requested an agent to start the conversation and get those photos.

BP has all kinds of great information on real estate investing including free online videos and educational courses for you to watch and learn from.