A title company would be best bet to go through or you can call the country to find liens.the county does have a few sites that are useful in researching properties. country recorder (you can search for liens here, but if they are very recent they may not show)http://www.lcrecorder.com/reco...you can also call or email the recorder, contact info is here:https://www.lakecountyin.org/p...there is also the assessor site:http://counties.xsoftin.com/la...

I was just told via email final offers will be reviewed tonight at 1900 hours EST.https://www.roofstock.com/investment-property-details/atlanta-georgia/5945-hampton-ct-atlanta-30349/1764171?

I'm only replying now so that subsequent readers of this forum do not have false information.I have direct, personal experience that directly contradicts your opinion on this matterAs I shared several posts earlier, I experinced a "break" in the chain of title on a particular deal.

Joint emails?

I’m making a list of agents that I’ll be sending an email to explaining what I’m looking for and the handholding I’ll need so that I can see who’s down to help me out.

I receive calls and emails almost daily, but have a strict credit score requirement which turns most who are interested away.

@Nathan Letourneau, I emailed you and responded to your message. 

The following is a quote from his latest email trying to Market co-hosting insteadYou may have heard about "Rental Arbitrage"."

Most services falsely advertise compliance to federal law.https://citygro.com/text-and-email-marketing-regulations-need-know/Since you have to ask for consent before sending, it means you need an existing relationship.

Am I expecting too much for him to handpicking good deals to send me so I don't waste my time with "drip emails"