They usually not until 120-180days late and are then public record, and free,which is why the owners get bombarded. 30, 60,90 days are not public record and you must buy the info, so they get less people working them.

You could just say it's public information.

The truth in lending is a plus for a buyer but why not go further and tell the public the big past melt down was not the big boobo of the buyers in that they were hexed from the beginning in that their mortgage was cut up in pieces and sold everywhere and investors wanted a bigger bang for their buck

Filter for properties with DOM > 120 days, and distressed/motivated/cash/fast/foreclosure/etc in the comments (both agent and public) fields4.

There has been a lot of negative publicity about scammers knocking on doors and posing as salesmen, utility workers, etc.

a title search or quick look at the public records will show the title history.impressive numbers nonetheless.

LoopNet however has a bunch more focused on the public for sales and listings.Costar product is much more expensive than LoopNet.

Switching all common area / public lighting bulbs from incandescent to CFL or LED.

I work full time as a Software Engineer for a health system and I also attend college part time.

Well, the property went public today.