I have almost 10 years of experience working with title companies with closing documents and recording documents in the county records.

I know you can obtain info regarding per-foreclosures/lis pendens at county courts but as far as bank owned assets/foreclosures.

I'm in Atlanta and focused on real estate investing in North Metro Atlanta, especially Cobb County, Cherokee County, and North Fulton County.If you are ready to to bird dog in those areas, please let me know and I will help you to get started in the right direction.

Joseph,I live in Orange county CA.

Innovation and vision is this county just took a big hit.

Davis County boy here along with an office in Southern California.

They don't take into account your area's specific state, county or local laws and real estate regulations.You can try somebody else's, but I think it's worth it to spend $300-500 on a good one tailored to your specific niche.

If a case in an Appelate Court in Ohio has addressed the issue, this case controls within the geographical area covered by this specific court's jurisdiction (which is 1 or more Ohio counties depending on which Appellate Court) - unless a federal court has overturned the decision, unless a more recent Ohio supreme court decision says something different (which means you wouldn't be looking at this appellate court decision anyway), or a more recent decision in the same appellate court decided something different, or there is a more recent statute enacted that governs this matter (which means you shouldn't be looking at the appellate court decision anyway).If there is no case in the supreme court, or your appellate district, then you look at the Common Pleas Court of the Ohio county where the rental unit is located.

And, I am pulling up parcel #, full buying history, clerk's info, county records, comps on the houses on my list.

I saw a new law come down in Dalton ,Ga a few years back.Most hispanics worked at the factory and when that happened many left to other counties or states.That would be a big concern to me is what is going on politically in the area.