Check out: http://www.biggerpockets.com/pre-foreclosures.htmlFor more info.

I found a great article I think you should check out....How to Hunt Down Hot Rental PropertiesFrom the Wall Street JournalRead Here

As far as INTERNET LEADS, I would check out the link in my signature.

I got the same County Assessor's website as when I Googled it...

The street number on the building may not correspond to the address listed in the Street Index Number book.For this reason, it is a good idea to check out the addresses of the adjacent buildings, or draw a little map of the area before doing your research so you will have a better chance of pinpointing the correct index number.When you find your address the entry will look something like this:Street No.

In addition, check out any restrictions on renting with the home owners association, which, if there is one, can have a say in any rental agreements.Plan on spending time and money advertising for and interviewing potential renters.

When he does his DUE DILIGENCE he'll find out that his $200K note is maybe worth $140-$150K, at which point he is quickly going to realize that by just cutting his price to that range he opens himself up to a much larger market.People who have accumulated sufficient assets to own a $200K property, free and clear, have probably lived long enough that they check out things they are told.

Read articles, check out books, ask questions here, and talk to people - check out investment clubs.

He didn't believe me so I told him to call the ad and ask the guy.Price of all my time to track down and check out, about $25-$50Knowing that you're FIRST on a slam dunk, priceless!

ok, shall check out that website