I'll take a crack at it anyway1) Find who owns the property, often property records are online.

Couple this with only 3.5% down and a 3.5% interest rate, you can't really beat it.Anyways, in my initial search for FHA financing, I found it difficult to find an up-to-date accurate source for FHA information online.

I called VRM about 10 months ago, i was notified that the program was suspended....but due to be back online soon.

Then I'm usually back home to finish some administrative details, exercise in between and then off to city hall or county recorder's office (only one, the WORST one in customer service, isn't online - the other 3 that I use are all online).

Everytime I get a new home or tenant I just add it to the system and the tenant pays on line and it goes straight to my bank account.

Hi Matt:Pull up your online amortization schedule.

I did a lot of research online and here to find the best method to track your ROI or some kind of template or software.

I live in a small town of roughly 17,000+ residents, and there is not a lot of rental postings online for my town.

Just because it is an standard sales does not mean a family trust is selling it because the person passed away. and you can find those leads on line look for obituary leads. 

Some counties have that data available online too.