I like it because not only can you find situations that will either never appear on public records based lists (bad tenants), or may not appear quickly (neglect), but you will also learn a TON about that market, what's for sale, etc.But lists also have their place.

IRC Sec. 219(f)(1), Treasury regulations, and IRS Publication 590-A,Contributions to Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs).

So, to speed up the process we have begun generating content (blogs, videos, etc) that we publish on our website and youtube channel for the public.

Once you have checked public records and found the owner's name you also find other pertinent information. 

Advertisements that express limitations as to the source of income of potential residents, such as, “No Section 8” or “We do not take public assistance” Refusing to rent to a person who is receiving public benefits.

I cant think of something riskier for the investing public. other than buying a rental from Morris. !!!

There is a strong employment base, and public transportation to the largest economic hub in the world. 

After obtaining information from public record I came across your information and decided to contact you in hopes of scheduling a meet to inquire about {the property address}.

The public records does not show sale history with the person's name anywhere on it as the grantee.

If you know but would rather not post publicly for whatever reason, please PM me.