The best place on the web in my opinion.

Which web sites ( or other methods ) do you use to find auction properties - including opening bids, property details, lien information, etc.?

The best place on the web in my opinion.

Google highly values all those sites, so if they link to your little page on the Web, Google will like your page more and rank it higher in search results.Here's an EXAMPLE of a Trulia blog post - notice the links from it into my "city page": http://www.trulia.com/blog/devhorn/2013/06/we_buy_houses_now_in_arlington_txI hope this is helpful!

I do digital marketing; including social media, PPC, e-commerce, web design and graphic design for multiple companies my favorite actually being my full time a Sock Company.

Despite what every get rich quick real estate web site or spokesman will tell you, real estate investing takes a lot more than a bit of capital.I heard some numbers once and they seemed reasonably in line with my experience.For every 1000 properties you see online, you will look at 1/10 (100)For every 100 properties you look at, you will make an offer on 1/10 (10)For every 10 properties you make an offer on, you'll get one accepted.As you get more involved in the game these numbers get a bit less unwieldy, but when you're first starting out you'll have to overcome a massive learning curve and time commitment.Remember, everyone who is encouraging someone to start personally buying real estate is selling something.

So I am new as well ill tell ya the best tool I have found is this site right here as well as 123flip.com which is j Scott's web site the wealth of knowledge that is available and here for free is jus amazing as well as the connections as you can make!

You can use your web browser to log in to BP and upload right off your phone.

I will google it to look for a web site and info

I NEVER work with a real estate agents for numerous reasons.