Once you find the owners name then do a search by that persons name on the assessors website to see if they own multiple properties.

@Simon Stahl  go around both of them.. if they can't get their act together.. simply find who owns it and make an offer direct.. unless your a really high volume buyer who is relying on these folks.and also Account Closed  it is illegal in CA to act as a RE agent without a license. the ability to assign contracts is a very narrow one... which most wholesaler simply don't follow so they are violating the laws.. there is a tab on the BRE CA website to report unlicensed activity.  

From this data, you can utilize a website bestplaces.net that will give you a breakdown of the percentage of homes that sold, in various price ranges, for a given zip code.

you would need to call your insurance company to get a quote but for taxes, go to the Shelby county tax assessor website and there is a calculator there where it will show you what the % is for the city and the county taxes. 

Let  me know if you find anything too large to take down yourself, I may be interested.  

I came across this website googling hard money lenders.

Contact them through website or through phone: or email:

If the stock market were to see annual gains of 20%+ for a few years then a large number of people would stop being Saturday afternoon landlords and start being 'stock gurus'. 

Excellent at deed research, problem solving, affordable, they find title problems others miss and get them resolved.

I also posted on some other websites like CIMLS, and a representative from CoStar group gave me a call and added my listings to CoStar's site (after I joined Loopnet)I am yet to see any results after upgrading to Loopnet, but I was wondering if there was anything big that I'm missing.