I actually wrote a blog this morning that should get published in the next few days on where to start, watch for it.

Commercial listings are notorious for publishing expense data but leaving things out.

In our state a property has to be published in the newspaper  for 3 weeks before it is sold " at the courthouse steps".

Hi, I'm Ed  McMahon representing Publishing Clearinghouse.  

It says "Program criteria require that "net" amount payable to HUD as a result of this sale after allowable expenses will be at least $92,400 from 12/1/09 to 1/1/10, $90,300 from 1/2/10 to 2/1/10 and $88,200 until the expiration date of 3/1/10." which is tomorrow.We didn't have this when we made the offer for $83,500 cash.

Its a bit dated, but not much has changed since it was published. 

In Colorado you can find them the day they are published at almost any County's website.

According to new report published by the Wichita State University Center for Real Estate for Kansas City market, there's good news for investors wishing to cash-in on the investor friendly state of Kansas.Here are the highlights:Home sales –Kansas City home sales were essentially flat in 2014, rising just 0.6 percent.

Apparently GTL property management has come across this post and believe they can scare me by sending this via their attorney:CGR is also aware that you’ve published defamatory remarks in the landlord forum of BiggerPockets.com.

Only behave in a manner that you would want published on the front page of the NY Times.