based on your description I too would agree with Fishtown.

I buy tax liens in that area and your description of the creek and defunct golf course led me right to the listing via Zillow. 

At the top, it offers a suggestion on how to choose your topic description for better results.I am sure that will be helpful to many BP Nation members!

I've seen situations where the marketing description claims that a tenant is paying $850/mo to find out they are only paying $750/mo.Ask for copies of the rental ledger.

Said notice must contain the time and place of the foreclosure sale, the names of the parties to the deed, the date of the deed, recording information, a property description, the terms of the sale, and the borrowers rights (or lack of) redemption.

I have learned to just post a few pics and description of the rental property about a week before it's available and have people PM me on Facebook.  

Hey Adonte,Base on you question and your description of your situation, I would say move slowly!

LIke you I got sic of this is it legal or not legal and of course all states are different.. so I sent in a flyer to the state of Oregon I got from an unlicensed wholesaler who did not own the property.. the flyer is exactly like the flyers licensed brokers send out. pretty picture pretty description .. bed bath  price etc etc.here is the response I got from the investigator."

Your description of the process is precisely what the lender would do to "come after" your assets.

The book I'm currently reading is called: Flip: How to Find, Fix and Sell Houses for Profit" by Rick Villani, Clay Davis, Gary Keller a description of which can be found atBarnesandNobleAnyone who wishes to read along and discuss, I'm open to it!