The bad tenants make it bad for all of us.... they trash the property, disturb neighborhoods, run drug houses, lower property values and generally make our cities look tacky.

I am fairly certain of the current values of certain neighborhoods, and can access the solds in other areas, but am unsure of the values in other neighborhoods that I am not familiar with but might want to do a deal in.

Why buy brand new when you can buy the same home out fo foreclosure for 75 cents on the dollar.I'm in charlotte and you can get lucky here flipping newer homes in higher priced neighborhoods in a 3 to 5 year period but i've seen no appreciable room for profits in the lower priced homes in that smae time period becase of the high foreclosure rates in that price range.

If they don’t know, they know who in the neighborhood does.

Nohits from Craig's list, no hits from local newspaper (normal there), people with awful (not bad, awful) credit and bad landlord references.

I got the names and addresses from a foreclosure newspaper here locally.

You can do that by simply running ads, going to that county's assessors office and asking for a list, subscribing to that county's legal newspaper, going to banks and asking about homes in default, etc...

The neighborhood in the 3 block area is decent (mind you Reading Pa.) in my opinion has really gone down hill over the years, but this is a nice area of the city I think, only because of the college.Anyway..here it is:3 unit 4300sq ft brick 2 story house on a corner lot.2-2br apartments and a 3 br apartment and a 2 bay garage.84 years old.

That doesn't mean granite and stainless in lower class neighborhoods.

Hi any help would be great im trying to find out the best source to find foreclosures other than the newspapers and the sites are usally not up to date email or im me please