I googled a couple of online places and end up choosing an Auction site.

. #3) verify who is lienholder and if there is default, #4) find out if the property is listed #5) google all addresses to find out if tenants at those addresses are an issue #6) check for suits agains the owner...

@Scott Arpan Another trick if you are using Excel or a Google spreadsheet... you can use the vLookup function.

I have also done interviews online on Google Hangouts with Nav from Realty Shares and Ben Miller from Fundrise.  

The reason is to MAKE MONEY, you wouldn't buy stock in GOOGLE or NIKE if you KNEW it was going to LOSE MONEY every month for years, on the OFF CHANCE that it would appreciate enough to sell it for a profit.

The San Mateo, CA area has always had a lot of growth with companies like Visa (I hear they are planning to go public), Fisher Investments, Templeton Investments and Gilead Sciences (a biotech company that has licensed some AIDS medicines) situated in this area.

Do a search on Google for (County Name) property tax.

http://www.foreclosurelaw.org/Maryland_Foreclosure_Law.htm I wish you the best in your endeavors.Also, if you google "Maryland foreclosure laws", you will probably find everything you need about the new laws as well as links to some attorneys.Good luck!

I think it's:if you are the 1st ranked site for that keyword on the 1st of the month starting in march you get:#1 on Google = $500#1 on Yahoo = $200#1 on MSN = $100.not bad.

Another option: Google "your town name + 'tenant advocacy'"If the town is too small, use the state name.