Bing was OK, but I was expecting more of a CPC difference and there wasn't much of one, so I just stuck with Google. 

You could try sending a letter to that address and/or do a Google search for that owner and see if you can track them down.

If you do a google search for your county's online tax records you should be able to locate it fairly easily. 

Most people try to put down very little money to not worry about that.Of course the angry seller could always Google search his name and discover his stated intention to not actually buy the property. 

Google or the yellow pages and make sure you learn exactly what you will get.To answer your original question.

Sorry I don't have links but I'm sure if you google them you could find them.

If you go to Google and type "Real Estate Blog" you get a return of "About 262,000,000 results (0.35 seconds)".

@Nicole Carey I use Google Chrome and occasionally an iPad.  

I have tried looking on the Internet google etc but still want help with the following question.If a house is listed on Zillow for example and says sold 65000 foreclosed to the lender, does this mean that the mortgage owed the lender that amount, or could it of been they owed a higher figure? 

Not sure if every county has the records online now, but you can usually Google (insert the county) official records.