They should have on file.Most things you can find online unless the county or city is really small and they have a limited website presence.

http://www.businessobserverfl.com/opinion/detail/S...Gordon beat me to the articles and websites, but here is a link for SW FL.I own property in FL, so I always sleep with one eye open!!

I have heard that people just use wholesalers or realtor websites these days now.

After much reading through the forums, it seems I can accomplish much of the same with this website and community of people.Thanks again, and wish me luck!

Also drive the neighborhoods look for abandoned houses write down the addresses go online to Harrison County tax accessors website and see where the owner lives.

The web site advertises them for $997, which on the one hand is a lot of money, but one deal pays for it, if you get a deal, of course. 

I always read mixed advice and thought I would get more professional advice by joining this website.

Again there's several regulations and process to go through, so check out the VA's website and then contact a VA Home Loan counselor to get the details correct.

I LOVE personal properties becasue they are amazing at boosting leverage.

For my wife and I the key frugality has been:-we drive inexpensive cars (Yaris, Escape, both older and used)-RARELY eat out at restaurants-one vacation per year- and it's camping within a day's drive from home (and we already have the gear)-small affordable home (bought in 2012 at the bottom of the market- that was just lucky timing)-0 use of credit cards-and hard work to boost earnings That last one isn't so much frugality- but has been the biggest key to saving for us.