I've been studying some documents for the past several hours as Dan suggested, and even though they are very redundant as far as the wording...it is not clear to me what each one is representing (only a handful do I understand), and why it was filed.

With several dozen rentals, that takes 3-4 hours per day, 3-4 days per week.

Plan to buy several rentals properties over the next year.

Happened in several places around Denver.

You will give up a lot of leverage, however, if you lock in on one particular house.If the bank has taken over the house, it may take a while, potentially several months, to get it onto the market.

I've seen several other guru's with similar web sites.

However I do not get my data from MelissaData, there are several local providers here in Chicago that provide Notice of Default lists, Probate lists, etc.As to an e-mail system, I really like iContact.com myself.

If you want to save money, you could by a cheap conract on the Internet, but then I would have a lawyer look it over and you are also going to want to add several clauses to protect yourself.

Yes, I've bought several rentals listed on the MLS that were excellent deals - usually REOs.

It takes hours and hours preparing for a showing that can take several days, then go threough the contract stage, nurse the contract through to closing.