For example, my county's website has this posted:"Section 1.10 of the Texas Property Tax Code requires our office to provide electronic files to be made available to the general public.

Hi Martin,We target people with at least 50% equity, homes in zip code areas we like, at least 3 bedrooms, homes under 200k, and we exclude trusts from our lists.  

You need a good amount of blank space on the rear to have your stamp, their mailing address, and a bar code. 

I looked at a mailing list generated for 2 of the zip codes there and was surprised how many homes are owned outright or have been owned by the same person for many years.  

A 1031 is for "Like Kind Exchanges"Like a truck for a truck, rental property for rental property, building for a building.A flip is an ordinary income process subject to incomes tax and FICA, and specifically mentioned in the code as not eligible for a 1031 exchange.

I live on the south side, so my gut was saying hit the Spring Hill and/or Columbia zip codes.  

So, does anyone know where I could buy a list of recent evictions, maybe based on ZIP code, so that I could market to the property owners?

HOA's are no different than single family homes that could need a roof replacement, an unknow code violation due to structural/electrical/plumbing issues or a drug dealer that moves accross the street after you acquire the property.

Liens or code violations, no problem.  

My buddy is experimenting with the QR codes and the text messages for more information.