Love the web site!

For one community we were able to find a website that the HOA maintained and they published different information that was helpful but I am having trouble trying to identify if a location is warrantable.  

Here's something I got from today - may serve a purpose to someone 💰👏🏼🤔I spoke with two colleagues, both with extensive marketing insight backed by many years in management, and instead of investing a lot of time and money in creating a website, they advised me to continue developing my network with Facebook.

Not a lawyer or anything, so I'm sure someone else can explain more on differences if you have a chance of life event or something, but this is is straight from the 92900B that you will sign in an FHA purchase loan:"Do not falsely certify that a property will be used for your primary residence when you are actually going to use it as a rental property""Penalties for Loan Fraud: Federal laws provide severe penalties for fraud, misrepresentation, or conspiracy to influence wrongly the issuance of mortgage insurance by HUD.

Hi everyone,I joined about a week ago and the more I navigate around the website and read the content/listen to the podcasts the more I get excited about this opportunity.

Currently have six websites, the one with the most traffic has about 2,000 hits a day.  

Go to the County Appraisal District website for the county the homes are in and do the search with the addresses you find.

@Adam Sporinsky, and while you are at it....https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/273954-information-on-chicago-and-cook-county-research-websites

There are there parts of building a website. 1.

I don't know of a single source for a list but go to the county clerk's website and search for lien or judgement.