If I were looking, I would pay for sites like "Re al, ty-t r8a c", a monthly membership fee of 16$ or so and search all foreclosure homes in the area there.  

You'll be on the wrong side of the river, but with the airport access road, it's not that bad.  

I know from experience that D&B caters to the large and very large business to access their credit profiles.

Also, pay attention to the amou t of renovated homes, and homes under construction in any chosen area. 

It also syncs up nicely with Google Drive, so you can access all your files this way as well as using all of Google Docs apps.However, it is very limited in its functionality as it does not have an internal processor - everything is run through the machine's browser Google Chrome.  

Beyond that, you'd be dealing with a "home-owner", which can be very difficult to manage (disagreeing about the renovations, access to the property, something's missing in the house and they suspect one of your guys of stealing it, the homeowner changes their mind in the middle of it and they want out, etc, etc).  

Anyone have access to a service of some sort with a very high level of accuracy in regards to the recency and quality of the information?

Hello everyone i need help...i have somebody that bought their house for 225k in 2005 and now the property market value is 160k... he is open to a lease option and im trying to assign it to a t/b. can someone please tell me the steps.... for example .. do i go to the title company and get a lease first and a option contract, have the seller sign it and then have to t/b sign the sign thing under me... how do i assign it lol im confused but am i close??????

I have access to bulk inventory nationwide direct from seller.  

THE ANSWER IS NO if the property is underwater and a rejected short sale it is sitting in a grey area where the bank won't negotiate probably hoping the owner will get his s**t together or the bank is unaware about the recent drop in home values in that area for whatever reason....If you could cash flow it the owner would probably not be under water....