A more productive way I have found through trial and error with the 2 other businesses I run, is via newspaper ads (electronic or paper), and facebook ads.  

If you make less, you can claim a paper loss (income minus all expenses including mortgage interest, depreciation, etc.) up to a certain amount (not sure how much, maybe up to $25k?).

She looked good on paper and I was excited to get the building fully rented within the first week so I took her.

Most area have a legal news paper that is not well know to the general public but that all the attorneys read.

Eventually gave up attending the court sessions for the attorney to wave a paper and the property locked up again for period of time. 

The paper game isn't just mortgages, it includes consumer paper, private transactions, lease financing, equipment financing at more of the street level and goes beyond to institutional transactions.

This is only if qualified as "real estate professional", correct me if I am wrong.Some of this is deductible as an expense, some of it should be considered as basis in your next property.For example, the following are expenses of your **current** business and can be written off against your current rental income.Cell Phone and Internet (some people only write off parts of these depending on volume of use, etc)Office Supplies (paper, envelopes, stamps, pens, pencils, etc)Mileage for self management of propertiesTravel expenses for you to go check on your propertiesUmbrella Insurance for current propertiesCPA fees for bookkeeping and preparing taxesLegal fees for ongoing business such as leases and evictions.BP membership if you're using it for research on how to manage your **current** properties, such as tenant/landlord issues, DYI repairs and stuff like that.Unless you are a real estate professional, any expenses incurred to find your **next** property are NOT deductible as incurred and are instead added as depreciating basis to the **next** property you purchase.  

I am guessing that paper work was given to the tenants demanding they be out by July 31, which would then be filed with the court if they aren't.  

Notice of default (foreclosure).. constantly stay in their ear , from start to finish.6. discharged/dismissed bankruptcy cases (get from pacer)7.Tax lien sale- published in legal news papers when auctions come up8.

- - I'll collect the papers as you leave.