Most counties are online now and if your area is not competetive than you can pull from their website.

Look this isn't even worth my time, I should be online gaming right now, but let me lay it out for you in two deals.

I learned how to do property research using many free info tools that are available online.

Hey to You All,Remember me, Im that wacko guy who put this ad online 2 years ago, and if you guys don't have a similar type or better software by now then Im glad I stopped by.Yeah, Im back in the online marketing business and Real-Estate is going to be my new nitchl.

Especially appreciate the online Property Analysis tool.

I bet if you investigate, you'll find something less-than-natural happened here.

I have online access to my county's Public Trustee's records database, but I'm having trouble finding any Notice of Default etc records.

Many public records offices are online.

My place looks nicer than a lot of the rentals in the neighborhood, so I can get a little bet rent and I can be a little more selective when it comes to choosing tenants.

The Fannie Mae guidelines are available on-line from Allregs.com and yes they can be read.