No fee to join and they charge a $500 broker fee ONLY if you purchase a note for sale on their web site. http://www.fciexchange.com/ Bob

Shane, thanks for the great advise and your input, I read another "topic" about buildium and checked the web page, seems really nice.

If you looked at my web browser history, it pretty much looks like this:1) Hillsborough County Foreclosure Sales (www.hillsborough.realforeclose.com)2) Redfin / Realtor.com / Zillow3) ESPN. ;)My goal for 2015 is simple-- generate enough cash flow to cover my monthly mortgage and continue to build savings.

You can go to my web site for some free articles to learn more. you can find them at caileycapital.com. good luck, feel free to call and I'd be more than happy to answer any questions, I can.

While there is some basic information on the web, the best might be to visit a lien auction.

This stategy requires constant monitoring of these web-sites, and "on-call " relationship with an Agent registered to submit your bids !

The county web-site has a lot of warnings about the risks of these foreclosures.How big are the title risks on these properties and what is the best way to research them to assure myself of a clean title?

I'm a web developer by day.

Nothing too unusual, but today I read on the web site of a local prominent property management company: Dispelling the myth of positive cash flowChapel Hill real estate is renowned for its consistent, stable, and relatively generous appreciation.

What is your web address?