"Pre-foreclosure" really only means "prior to the auction sale", not "pre-filing".That said, if there's still a hard-copy newspaper in your target area, check the legal notices, or try their on-line news website if it does not require a subscription.

You may already be doing this but go to the county treasurers web site and download the updated list.

I have been addicted to there podcast, and website.

For the sake of our industry, it's not enough to just provide rental housing value - providing a fair and quality experience to applicants and residents is equally important.I use Craigslist and Postlets (which is syndicated to Zillow, Trulia and others), as well as our company website to list vacancies. 95% of current traffic is coming from Craigslist and Zillow.

In contrast though as I read more information and watch more videos(which is how I found this website) I hear about getting properties 100% financed. 

Google Adwords were great, and you need them to lead to your amazing website (which you have to have!). 

Owners have made a financial decision to put their real property up for auction online because it serves their needs better than listing with a local agent.Hubzu.com is one example of an online real estate website where sellers can list their homes (residential listings only) located in Florida, Texas, California, Georgia and Illinois.

They are on the city's website.

You could also check a few different websites like Craigslist, Zillow, Rentometer, Hotpads, etc to get an idea of what others are charging in your local area. 

@Stuart Birdsong Thanks for the website resource, ill check it out.