@Abbie Gibson I don't know of such a site for RI but in my experience foreclosure data aggregators tend to be somewhat out of date.If you want the "latest and greatest" (freshest) data about upcoming foreclosures, you'll want to check out the legals section of the Providence Journal and town newspapers, as well as individual auctioneer websites for upcoming auctions.Many auctions are cancelled at the last minute so you may want to check the auctioneer website to see if the auction is cancelled.

First news outlets only publish sensational items, not evidence of someone operating a safe STR,  Next if someone has guests die on their property the last thing they want to do is start spouting things to newspapers. 

"The Book on Managing Rental Properties" by Heather and Brandon Turner suggests some ways to market units:* Yard signs* Flyers* Craigslist* The local newspaper* Zillow* Referrals

From experience the main panel can be in a separate room but you'll need digital remote annunciators display at each entrance.

There is a 12 digit number on the card along with a photo ID, name, DOB, Date Issued, Date Expired, and the last US address they lived in (which is in the other part of my state). 

For 2018, Las Vegas was the #1 market in US, with double digit gains of about 11%.

As a suggestion, this might be a way to start educating yourself, so you have have a more productive conversation with a potential contractor:https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/flipping-estimating-digital

Websites are definitely necessary for any business in this digital age. 

I think that a cloud-storage is key.I used to work for a management firm and we have invoices scanned so that there is a digital copy of each invoice.

I think there has got to be a better way as newspapers seem antiquated.