We could even lead the homeowner to a web address to sell their house (which would of course lead to a lead capture/landing page as previously described.Any input would be appreciated.

I have been trying to educate myself about real estate through online web seminars, YouTube videos, and web articles but I haven't had a great deal of luck.Since I was 14 years old I have been hooked on the idea of living a life off of passive income and not having to stress about paying bills each month.

I currently been doing some research and web browsing to gain as much knowledge as I can when it comes to Real Estate/investing.

County tax assessment office (or web site) will be able to tell you where they mail the tax bills.

When you look up the original mortgage you can see if there is a MIN# on the top right and if so go to the MERS number look up web site https://www.mers-servicerid.org/sis/Here is Fannie Mae:http://www.fanniemae.com/loanlookup/Freddie Mac:https://ww3.freddiemac.com/corporate/Knowing your players up front can help you avoid timely and costly delays or failure to close.

Check the HUD/FHA web site. 

They low low desk fees, fantastic web based tools, tech support and mentoring, along with optional training every Wednesday.  

Are the web addresses mentioned in the video still live?

They can be found in the first Internal Revenue Bulletin published for each month and are located under "Tax Information for You" on the IRS Web site at www.irs.gov.

Not a huge pain but in terms of something that can be made easier with software I wish there is a way to extend Postlets.Postlets is a website owned by Zillow and landlords can use it to create online ads and syndicate it to a bunch of other real estate web sites.You put in address, title, descriptions, features, photos etc etc etc and it's free.When a potential applicant likes what they see and they wish to contact the landlord for a viewing they press a button on whatever web site to contact the landlord or agent.I wish when they press the "Contact" button I can inject a custom form to ask the user several questions, such as "have you ever been convicted on a felony?"