Also, ask if the newspaper has an online presence: If so, go-to the online website (see the hard-copy-Newspaper): Always look under the "Legal Section". 2.

This is why I asked if there was a place online to open it up to the public, I could have many options available.I checked out that site the "wesellnotes" guy posted, although it wasn't a link so it took me a few times to figure out how to get to it, lol.

Some will have all the info online so no need to even call.If you really want pre-foreclosures you need to market directly to the present owners who are behind in their bills or otherwise can see that it is only getting worse.John Corey

You would have online access.

I'd like to buy it, fix it, flip it and move on.I'll try to get some pics and video so you can check it out.

Which is better than any alternative now availble to us.This has been touted by Ed Wallace, writer for Business Week (online) for quite awhile.

Companies like Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, etc.They've also attempted to broaden their services with recent introductions on things like Zestimates (essentially an online assessment of value) - and again, they are notoriously wrong in many cases.Realistically though, real estate is really local.

Do we have anyone else online that has formulas for apartment buildings, land, purchasing homes, etc ?

I have also looked on online at different county Register of Deed offices and can’t find a completed Warranty Deed to Trustee.

Hello fellow rehabbers, If you have been rehabbing for a while, I am sure you have ran into a situation like this one...You buy a house and the seller says he will “clean things up” and then a few days before closing he says that there are “some things he couldn’t quite get to”… and that they “may need to leave some items behind”...Our record to date is 12,000 pounds of “Stuff” (being polite) being left behind… Check out this You Tube video… They left a “little” stuff that they “couldn’t quite get to”… http://buildingmyrealestateempire.com/2007/09/20/rehab-project-seller-left-these-items-behind/Have you ever broken my record of 12,000 pounds of “stuff”?