Zillow took a look at recent data to determine markets where sellers have the power and those where buyers are in control.

The listing history on Redfin shows the home was bought out of auction in Aug. 2009 for $210K with no new sale data since.

If the "Zestimate" (spit, gag, puke) is way off, I will post a pic showing Zillow's (spit) own data that shows how inaccurate their Zestimates (spit) are.

When you have more time than money, commit to learning and finding out the lowest entry point that you can access to get your foot in the door.

The second school of thought is to open one bank account within your 401K, roll all the money into the account, then use ledger entries to keep track of everything (this is how mutual fund companies do it.)

There are two possible ways to get the data.

There are other paid services that will provide data for all the trustee and tax sales in the county as well.

citydata.com is a great resource to get an amazing array of information on demographics, employment, household size, commute times, bedrooms/unit, property type breakdown.. all census data and more.. 

@Joe GoreAll HUD bids are submitted online with no way to upload data such as a bank statement or anything else.

it was requested that we share our lead app.We were finally able to do that: http://bit.ly/PodioLeadCRMThis is a template we use to screen a seller in a B to C Class Neighborhood in Indianapolis.You can download Podio onto your Phone or Tablet for quick and easy access to the Lead Entry App so you never have to write leads down on paper again.This App is also a useful tool for your Virtual Assistant since we've added Tool Tips with our script in " ".