@Eric BilderbackThere is a great service company called Propertymeld that is sweeping the industry in the PM world with modern day technology and API ability to tie into other software.

Search for "We Buy Homes" same with newspapers and search those we buy home ads.To a search on the web for those as well.

By the way, you can't really search title through the assessor's web site, that's not what its for.

Thanks for the tip Jon,The ARV was based upon local Realtor comps and my own research from web services.

They'll likey treat the interior as the exterior.also verify the landlord is in fact the owner of the property via the web & that the tenant, in fact, lives there.

Hey BP -I'm a marketing design director with over 15 years of experience in print, web, direct mail, trade shows, B2B advertising, POP, etc.

in response to queries re aimloam.com, i would rate them as the best financing co i have come across - i encountered the typicaly things like lots of docs reqd, at times i wanted faster respone etc.. but overall interest rates are the best i have encounted and i still have three mortgages through them, they are a direct lender, everying done electonically thru web and email plus they have agents you can talk to over phone

Normally what I do is get on the property I'm researching county appraisers web page find the property on the map after entering an address near the property Sometimes the listed owners mailing address shows if it doesn't I get the parcel number go to the county's tax collector website using the parcel number pull up the records and there you will find the owners info.

I am running the newest YNAB, version 5 web based.

Do you get them from a site on the web, create your own?