After a good look at one of them the mildly became TOTALLY NON-INTERESTED.Since I got the one that I was very interested in I just watched the rest to see where things went.

It is a free link and may help those trying to find on-line sources.There are numerous county public records databases available online for eachstate in the county.

And filing of objections or errors in the assessment of the property.Scavenger Sale BooksThese books contain (for any year in which there is a Scavenger Sale) an accounting of all properties eligible for Scavenger Sale and information on any bids made at the Scavenger Sale and redemption's made afterward.Property Record CardsThe Assessor’s Office has a card for every property containing all information concerning assessment.Current information is also kept on microfiche or Computerized Data Files.The most up-to-date property data is contained in the Computerized Data File.This information is available to the Assessor’s staff but not to the public on a regular basis.

johnmichael: How to be a master negotiatorSid: Stay under the radarjohnmichael: The best way is to loacte them by way of "NOD'S" Notices of defaultsDan_Auito: Attorneys, research services, your own letters, public records lis pendens etc...johnmichael: You can not find RE in Springfield it's all mine LOLjohnmichael: As an investor I have taken hundreds of courses the are of becoming a negotiatorDan_Auito: notice of default if your wondering folksjohnmichael: Finding them in the legal notice is to latejohnmichael: I will show you also how to locate the NOD's as we progressjohnmichael: Locating a great deal is all about your ability to DETERMINING FAIR MARKET VALUEDan_Auito: I love having an appraiser as a partnerjohnmichael: So you locate it!

Where is public notice of tax liens posted (does the county publish a list, will it be published in a newspaper)?

Are there other ways (companies for example) that offer MLS service to non agents?

3) Would it excite you if your investment projects qualify for Non recourse financing?

Generally the real estate lic. commissions' first object in any and all cases is to protect the public and safeguard the interest of the consumer.

Charles Parrish wrote:Make sure you have a back door clause (subject to and contingent upon third party assignment before settlement) and that you give yourself enough time to re-cycle the property (buyer shall have 60 banking days to settle) and a safty clause (buyer has the right to extend the settlement by 25 banking days if necessary to complete all settlement paper work) and make sure you have the right to remarket the property before settlement ( buyer has the right to remarket property by private treaty or public auction any time before settlement)......and so on.

They also openly cooperate with one another as subagents, buyers’ agents or even as non-agent "transaction brokers" or "facilitators," to identify a ready, willing and able buyer.