A good way to do this is to set up some "Keyword Alerts for those terms that you are interested in - and you'll be notified whenever they come up.

you will probably find these in the less than desirable neighborhoods. there are couple of these places near me.literally you could outfit 30 units in a few weeks i wish i had more houses I would buy more lights and faucets.from the street it looks like a bunch of bums selling junk so keep your eyes peeled and dont be afraid to investigate bums selling junk especially if you spot a box truck that means a pallet or two of stuff that could be your guy

ie=UTF8&qid=1372905896&sr=8-1&keywords=fire-dI don't know if it works on animal odors or not, but I'm in the process of trying it out at one of my houses...will let you know in a couple days

I recommend you set up keyword alerts so when anyone mentions your keywords you get notified.

I located a vacant property (4,482 sqft Multi-Family) in the Massachusetts area this afternoon and contacted the tax assessor and confirmed the following details:Tax Title:$16,116.71 - $6.69 per diem/daily$4,029.24 - additional taxI will be retrieving the current tax that is due for fiscal year 2014 as noted by the office but I believe it is $6000.00+My inquiry is whether or not this could be a greate opportunity to further investigate?

I just moved back home to Minnesota and was actually just looking into the local REIA when I got a "Minnesota" keyword alert from BP.

The keyword there is approximate the home owner could have refi'd and pulled all the money out yesterday for all you know.

How can I investigate more about this type of rental arrangement?

Same as trading stocks(key word TRADING not investing in stocks).

or buy him a BP Pro Account, setup keywords, and see what part of RE investing interests "John."