I've found a few awesome properties using this method. 

If you are, most states have a method of for "bonding them off" by placing cash for say 110% of the lien in a court registry.  

Here is an example:Now, I have a method to look up the address of the property in foreclosure by searching by the owner name. 

If you want to get the email just send me a message with your email address.We're on our 21st meetup and there's always a good mix of investors, from veterans to newbies and a variety of investment methods and locations, even some international visitors on occasion.

My profile below may seem like a dream but it's all true and my dilemma is too many optons and personal uncertainty about the best method.

I have a background in product marketing, and have some methods I feel are not fully leveraged in RE that will convert well.  

In reality there is no good debt or bad debt - there's only cash-on-hand, debt, and the opportunity costs and risks of trading between those two.

You can obviously search Google, but a method I've used before in addition to my network is to visit construction suppliers (companies like ORCO Block) who supply builders with construction materials.

Once you accept this as part of being a landlord and view your home as a "tool of the trade", although and expensive one, and that this is a business of damages, repairs, fixing up your home, evictions and doing it all over again and again, only then will you be a true landlord!

Every project is a trade-off -- time/effort for money.