The sheriff sales in PA are held once a month in most counties, so there is only one day and one location to attend; I've read posts by other foreclosure auction buyers where they say they have multiple trustees and multiple locations to go to, and that it is more than one day a month as well.If your sheriff's department is online, they might be good about updating the list so that you have a good idea of what properties won't go to sale (postponements for whatever reason); my county is like that, so I know which to skip over when conducting research.But I think you get it - the more properties that you are prepared to make a bid on, the better your chances will be of getting one - if that is your goal.

Glad you skipped the guru as you saved a lot of money.

Someone on BP told me about skip tracing to find owners.  

Here's to house hacking and eating breakfast on a table chair.

My agent found me a very good all-cash as-is SFR from a wholesaler. I've already seen all the video and pics and the property appears to be in great shape and she concurs. After agent sent me the contract I realized t...

@Noam Ofan driving for dollars and skip tracing owner info on distressed properties.

Don’t confuse a rule of thumb for a license to skip doing your homework.NOTE: Check out the BiggerPockets 70 percent rule calculator to run 70 percent calculations on potential deals"

Year 2, tenant skips town and trashes the place.

I skip-traced that list on Propstream and uploaded that list into Mojo where my VA from the Philippines cold calls for me.

I'm using Batchleads.io to skip trace houses but I'm not sure that it will work for raw land because raw land properties don't have a mailing address 75% of the time.