Has anyone heard of a website, apparently through USPS ,that tracks,or locates, or lists vacant houses?

You can also send messages to members which is my favorite part of the website.

I'll also hit expired listings, these will be my main two advertising steams along with a website.  

From what I recalled when I looked everything up on the assessors website, the company who purchased it, had it for some timeThe property info:It is a house that I knew from first blush would DEFINITELY be a scrape and rebuild potential, as it looks wretched.

And I'm guessing Angie's list is populated by more folks in the SF Bay area than in Rutland, VT :)I'd look for the hallmarks of any modern professional: quality website, easy to find pricing, phone/email responsiveness and any references you can find.I've used the same home inspector on 8 different jobs in VT.  

Here's a link to their website, I would contact them through their website and let them know what your after.

You can also send messages to members which is my favorite part of the website.

Thanks everyone.Past few years tried to do the website myself.

I don't believe there is a way if you're using a website like listsource.com.

But then you'd run into people who might assume you work at one of the casinos. ;-)Bottom line: make it happen!