Real estate investing has always caught my eye and I'm in the process of researching the subject and really mapping out my first steps.

If the situation doesn't permit having the title company do it (as in working 100's of foreclosures) then I will at least do my own research at the county clerk's office.Now, I rarely buy title insurance when I buy a property. 95% of the time I end up buying it for the buyer when I resell, so I don't like paying twice.

I've researched the property on-line and neither was listed as a prior lender.This all new to me, so any information is helpful.

But going to school and working full time didn't allow me much time to do anything but research.

I am planning my launch soon and have been researching them: most seem to offer 6-12mths loans - points about 6% - some even required the use of thier services for appraisal and closing etc.

Its not that I need better financial planning because going to school is a little draining on the cash flow, but I was just wondering so I can start researching creative ways to finance so when I graduate I've already done some research.

i guess what i'm trying to say, is that by the question you asked, it sounds like you still have a lot of research to do.

You can search by address and find out a lot of information.As EZLoanz pointed out, to do more research on liens, original note amount, and chain of title, you can do some research at the county courthouse.

Hi, I have been doing a lot of research and have decided that I would like to start with Wholesaling and Short Sales.

You need to research your state's property code and find out the exact process for an eviction.