@Daniel RheeList Source is good for narrowing down a list of specific properties with criteria such as age of owner, % of equity, mortgage date, etc... but what List Source won't provide is a description of the property.

Chicago is next on the list once I have some cash flow...

If you want, I could set up an auto email of MLS listings that would match your search criteria.

You can also keep an eye on an interesting listing.

Most of them are single family deals, but if you are ever interested in checking out some listings on the north shore or up into southern NH I would be happy to help.Best of luck on your journey to your first investment!

I don't mean to sound like I'm bragging here, but we have just shy of 1400 people on our email list.  

Each month the Rent Board selects a random sample of 10% of all notices which state owner or relative occupancy as the reason for eviction, and transmitts this list to the District Attorney for possible investigation.

One of the ways I found could bring the deal back to the table is if I use one of the Flat Fee MLS listing services and save almost a full 3% in my side of the commission to an agent.

I think he just compiles the listings from all other sources, so obviously won't have off market properties.

@Khaled Helmi, the best advice I can give (although you may not like it- I know I didn't) is to get (or find one for bidding and vetting purposes) a set of plans you're happy with and a list of specs and bid it out to different builders/subcontractors.