You may not need a lot of money to start but you will be competing with some who have large budgets, send out thousands of mailers monthly, maintain multiple websites, hire answering services, and attend many meetings to keep themselves in front of buyers. 

Also a lot of thrifty multifamily owners know how to hide themselves so your tax assessor's website won't always do the trick.

I just visited your website and seen that it ansewed my questions. 

This is a great website to learn from set up your keywords that you want to be notified with, read lots of post and subjects and I love the podcast.  

Hello Daniel:You can check the Pinellas county's website for all the applications for probates which are posted daily.Claucette

NOLO Press publishes books on the subject and has a very good website, so you can be better prepared when dealing with legal and accounting professionals.

@Nate Lee I would either call department of planning and permitting or check the property tax website.  

@simon @Simon Shih oh my gosh, how did I know see your logo and website name in your first post.

Though it may seem premature- file for an LLC and get started on a website, even if it is just a placeholder for now.

Wanting to get deals on buy and holds but have run across a couple of leads generated off my website that seem to be good for flipping but not that great as rentals.So on the  first one I have partnered up with a friend who is a broker and wholesaler so I could learn on this first flip.