The organic contact you will make with people through Facebook will not be enough to generate much results.

And always call them if you have a phone number.I would recommend using some kind of CRM to stay organized, and help you to keep track of who you have sent to, what day you sent it and find out what is working and what isnt.

But for those that are looking for a more systematic approach our track record is pretty solid, and I'd put our coaching up against anyone.  

I don't imagine any eviction notices would be published in the local press, mainly because of space and manpower issues (not to mention, most newspapers keep far away from landlord-tenant disputes).However, the info itself should be public information that is readily available, regardless of state, because it is a legal action and can be found in court records.

because Maybe i have never done a flip before and dont have a track record for you to feel comfortable loaning the money.

Once everything is funded and recorded the title company will cut you a check or they can usually wire the funds into your account. 

@Jesse Waters I am assumeing when you pledge part of your equity on a property they will be recording a lien on the property basicly a 2nd mortage?

The most important part would be keeping track of my expenses and money coming in (repairs, utilities, rents, ect.) and being able to let my accountant log in and help me keep things organized.  

I have heard about some organizations that rent large houses to provide rooms for clients.

It's not at all popular (which isn't to say it might not be profitable; I don't know).Our biggest organization is CTREIA, which meets monthly.