I remember when I was on the county website and printed out the one page form to open an LLC.

Ask them for a list of all the properties in your specified zipcodes that the tax bill is mailed to a different address then the property address.In most counties they will want to give you them on labels, but some are advanced and will give you a spreadsheet, or at the least a printed wideline report.They typically have this service avail for public notices, so if you ask the wrong person and they say "We dont have it"... keep asking.

I will print it out , study it, and lookfor a CPA who can understand the process.

I do the weekends print version because the cost of paying for 30 day in print is ridiculous and much more than I'm willing to pay.For the flat fee MLS listing I'll use a realtor that I know that charges $399 for 90 days.

I did pay quartly payments when I had my printing company, but that was different.

As I said, geared to the homeowner.I shop at all three, and a local Ace hardware for specific hardware and local lumber yards for specialty items.You gotta love the little inspirational phrases Menard's prints on the bottom center of each page in their Sunday sale ads in the newspaper!

When you close, get a print out of the buying and closing HUD.

. ________________________________ ____________________________________ Signature of Property Owner /Date Printed Name of Property Owner State of ___________________________ County of __________________________ Sworn to and subscribed before me this ______day of _________________ 20___ by _____________________________ who is personally known to me or has produced ______________________as identification. __________________________________ __________________________________

Ultimately it comes down to this: you can spend several hours a day finding vacant homes and then several more hours writing and printing and addressing yellow letters, or you can join Homevestors, chalk up some advertising money (you decide the amount) and instantly tap into a system that sends out 2 million yellow letters a year and also has an entire department of professionals who track every single letter.

When you print out your copy, at the bottom you'll see the section labeled Public Information Report.