Bend the tracks?

Everyone should know how to acquire documents in their farm area and that can be done in a couple hours usually just by going to the courthouse and tracking things down within that system.Names of offices may be different too, as Jay mentioned the county survey office, we don't have one really that's in the loop, it begins at the Assessors Office getting the tax ID Number, from there, with that number you can get the plat map at the Planning and Zoning Office, with the plat number you can get the book and page of deeds at the Recorder's Office.

I was just curious if anyone else tracks motivated sellers in this way and what success theyve had.

Also, a CPA can help you set up your books so that you are able to track your income throughout the year so that you can make sure you are hitting the numbers you initially forecast.In short, no, you do not need a CPA to do this, but you may find that a good CPA is well worth their fee in additional knowledge, tax savings and advice in the long run.Best of luck!

I see were they named their tracking portal usa foreclosure. these are the people you would actually talk to if you were doing a pre foreclosure and were reinstating ....

Long story short I ended tracking him down at the property that was covering the loan.  

Someone that already has a great rapport, track record with the bank...my coin. 

I have no experience with what level of rehab they are doing to sell at those prices, what type of tenants they are getting, or their track record for rentals and evictions.

First of all, am I on the right track or should a take another approach due to the uniqueness of the situation?

It seems like every single house is custom built, not track homes like here.