to see what things are selling for and how long they've been listed and how much inventory is in a given area.Option 2:  Find a real estate agent in your market that can provide all that info to you in a nicely formatted report.Option 3: This is what I do although it is much more manual but it forces me to become very very familiar with the data vs. having it provided to me by someone else.I have 4 MLS searches set up in my area, through my realtor, for each property type I buy (SF, Townhome, MF, etc).

I'm sure this has been brought up before, but after searching the forums, I'm not sure I see a direct comparison.I owe about $69k on a property that is worth about $120k.   

@Brandon L. thanks for the link, great advice for the agent search.

I know from searching the member area, there aren't many members in the Wiregrass Area to connect with, but I am eager expand my knowledge into the flipping side of real estate and look more into taking my career to the next level. 

Any recommendations on local real estate agents/firms that could help with my search?

I think an active investor would know the market more than an owner occupant that isn’t constantly searching for deals.

A land Trust shows up as a strand alone entity when a plaintiff's attorney runs a name search at the county court house. 

Maybe you will find my new website in a search for DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE FREE HELP in google IF I get the system automated.

Google search "(county name) tax deed sales" to find the county's website.

Its cheaper out there, though you may or may not like living there ;) Good luck with your search!