It's public information.

I would avoid Craig's List as well.Place an economical ad in the local Thrifty Nickel or other free weekly publication.

If she stops paying, wouldn't she be evicted for non-payment?

Use hard money to buy a discounted property, then do a non-cash out refi to pay off the hard money lender?

All of the public access sites are going to be delayed, only the actual MLS will be real time.

Your numbers should be higher.One challenge with condos now is non-owner-occupied financing.

I've had very good experiences with Postlets for both real estate and non-real estate transactions.

Some states are "recourse" and some are "non-recourse".

They aren't in business to provide a public service so that others don't have to do the work to find listings or pre foreclosures, and pull comps.

However, their public website, wakegov.com, actually is very helpful as you can look up a property and hit the sales tab and see actual neighborhood sales in date order in a very nice format, year built, sqft, very easy to compare, although not as up-to-date as MLS as it seems to take a few months after sale for it to show there.