The public access version is http://www.recolorado.com You'll have to find or become an agent to get direct access.

Depending on your local market, there are publications (like "Daily commercial record) you can subscribe to for like $30/month and get all the leads you need.I would target expired listing with equity (possible if the last recoding date is many years ago).Sending post cards is cheap, sources like overnightprints can print 5000 glossy cards for just over $200.Hope this helps.

I spotted an empty house in my city as well as the owner's name but I wonder if there is a public record that can tell me if the owner is alive or dead.

Police officers are public servants that deserve our support.

About the act http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=179414,00.html Clikc on publication 4681 to read more about foreclosure, credit cards, repo's then see the IRS news release IR-2008-17 from what i read as long as its your primary residence the debt is forgiven and you will not owe taxes on it.

While not a cure-all, and like many government programs without real teeth, it is at least a public move to encourage short sales.

I've pulled a few sales from findcashbuyers but if you know how to use the public records its free and the info is invaluable.

This is a public forum and you will get a multitude of opinions about most things.

Provided they are the same lien holders they are just publicly stating their interest in the property and that some legal action is to follow.

If you demonstrate in public that you are willing to sneak by, circumvent the rules in one area, then you're most likely the kind of person that would be willing to sneak by or circumvent other rules.