I particularly enjoy browsing through county records although I'm not sure if it's the most effective method.

Los Angeles and Orange Counties, and the IE West of the 15 freeway.

Or I suppose I could pay it off with the HELOC and consolidate...if the numbers work of course.as one who has created a few LID's in the past as a developer.. we did those through different types of Bonds which are then attached to your tax bill .. in CA they are mello Roos  1915 act.. etc etc.. these have to do with selling in the secondary market and if the county backs them or not if the owner does not pay.Any way way back in the day these bonds were written at 8 to 12% interest.. yield for the note investors.. 

In an area in Saint Louis that is considered North County but is south of I-70 as there is a decent amount of foreclosures but also a lot of families still live.

Stan, I'm a Realtor that works Cobb and Cherokee counties, Kennesaw is a great rental area, there are many opportunities with KSU and the close proximity to ATL, Good schools and affordable taxes, please message me 

If you are in the New Castle county Delaware area or Delaware county PA area, definitely hit me up.

Thanks, Travis I am looking for someone to own a 4plex as an owner-occupied and if they can make it work with the 5% down conventional they live in Columbia County.

If you were looking in Dallas or Fort Worth I know 2 that do for our counties up here but down where you live there might not be any type of company that does it. 

The LLC is now the bank giving you a loan. 4) go to the county courthouse to file the deed for the mortgage from the LLC. 5) purchase the property for $50k in cash.

I have a huge long list of tax delinquent properties I got from the county's office, I was wondering should I type as much information as I can into excel myself or is there an better less tedious option???????