Asking Price: $54,9003BR / 1BA, 1,000 sq ft, built 1966.Rent: $750/moFinancing / P&IPurchase Price (ultra-conservative): $54,90020% down: $10,98080% financed at 5.00% over 30 years - P&I: $235/moExpenses10% Vacancy: $75/mo10% Prop Mgmt: $75/mo10% Maint Reserves: $75/moTaxes: $81/mo (based on assessed value ~$30K higher than purchase price)Insurance: $60/mo (estimated)Advertising: $8/mo (will mostly use free web-based media)Total Expenses: $374/moCashflow to the face: ~$141/mo.Looks good to me.

I discovered the Homepath loan on the Fannie Mae "Homepath" web-site (http://www.homepath.com/?

I have both a phone number and a web address.

There are also Craigslist ads, wholesalers, public trustee auctions, web auctions, and much more.

There are also Web sites that publish foreclosure auction information for all five boroughs for a fee: PropertyShark.com ($129.95 a year), for example, and NYForeclosures.com ($999 a year).

garage.26 acre2014 tax assessment = $154,000Close to two major highways (actually land abuts major highway)Zillow Zestimate: $154,000 (which is exact with tax assessment)*******************.com: $227,576appraisal.com: $200,352 - $271,064Properties on that same road and next street over are all showing in the high $300,000 values (according to the web) ranging in size.I don't have MLS access as of yet so that's why all the numbers from the web.Looks like they listed thee property 8/2013 and removed listing 1/2014 asking $130,000It does have photos listed on the above sites and shows a flooded basement and the potential for updating.

I have tried craigslist, trulia, the QU off campus web site, social media and have a sign in the front yard.

A lot of info on web and through county, do your research...

Ive searched the web over the last 2 days and cant find any companies that offer this.

I could be a good one - but it's just a job I don't want.Phillip Dwyer, thanks - though it looks to me like the web site is down.