Also check out Netronline they have public records for many states and you can look up sales prices there.

Check out this info from NJ Gov. http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/dlgs/programs/tax_collector_docs/elements_of_tax_sales_nj.pdfBest wishes.

Then just google them for a phone number or send them a letter to the address provided.

Check out @Sharon Vornholt 's blog for great info on probate marketing.

Michael Plaks you can google his name for his website since BP won't let us post links here.

I've done some googling and it's just conspiracy theory websites that I've been able to find.

The next meeting to check out if the Black Diamond event in Waltham next Tuesday (2nd location in Worcester that was this past Tuesday).

If so, and assuming you don't want to spend a lot of time digging up a better deal, go for it.Now, all that said, the way you phrased your question(s) leads me to believe that you probably don't have a handle on one or more concepts:- How to analyze deals- How much you'll be losing to expenses (check out the 50% rule)- How sensitive returns are to changes in investment, income and expenses- How leverage will impact returns- The time value of money (a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow)I think if you spend a couple weeks reading and getting familiar with the concepts above, you'll be able to answer your own question...

Check out the link below.

We have investors who buy based on an address in Google, and they can get an idea of a property and what is around it by looking at the pictures.