Yes, I have searched, but I am looking for recommendations for reputable and decently priced sites.

Planning and then narrowing down your search is the way to go here.

I've tried searching for organizations in my area, but no luck so far.

What you need to do is search hard for a good deal and then figure out how to get it done.My first deal was a 5 property package from a Mortgage Banker.

This system has some innovative and unique qualities not possessed by any of the current online database companies and is designed specifically for your industry and is used by thousands of Private Investigators and Collection companies.All Skip Searches and Public Records are $1.00 per product searched.

I think the following ad, run in a London newspaper in search of an arctic exploration team about sums up what any entrepreneur should consider before taking the leap:MEN WANTED: FOR HAZARDOUS JOURNEY.

On the other hand, I also am not thrilled about negotiating a short with the lender, possibly doing a title search and then finding out after that the seller has no interest in working with me.

Please email me there and we can then get more into details of what I am searching for.

They can send you a list of thier properties that are listed and some of them will send you properties that aren't listed yet, but will be soon.If you area has public access to all listings in your area, you can start by searching in a certain area and looking for key words in the listing descriptions, such as "Lender Owned", "As-Is", "Bank Owned", etc.

I am able to pull most of it for free from the county website, but it means that I have to manually search through the sales data to make sure that properties are in the same area (easily determined) and to make sure that they are similar types of properties (easy, but very time consuming!).