Realty Trac has dated information.If you are truly after REO then go to the lenders themselves and see what they have.There is even a link on this site that gives you those lender web sites:http://www.biggerpockets.com/bank-reo.html

Jason, well I use the online yellow pages, Craigslist, Topix and Backpage and then cross my fingers!

You're going to have a bunch of other costs to pay out, including taxes, insurance (not cheap on a building in this situation), utilities, routine maintenance (not fixup related).

With this in place, you and the tenant are on the same page.

Still trying to get everything in order.I filled in a couple of phone numbers and something else on the contact page.I then went to the next page (next set of info to be completed).

I am sure you can offer your perspective when people ask PM related questions.If you want to get into fix and flip deals then check out the forums that focus on the deals and the details relating to refurbishment.What sort of properties do you manage?

The home is less than 10 yrs old and needs relatively minimal maintenance.

You can maintain a powerful position over each property, you don't do the work and you have relatively limited risks compared to other forms of REI.

Or, look in the yellow pages for light bulb stores.

The current tenant has been great so far and inspections of the property show she is taking care of the place.I’m looking at a couple of 2-units and wondered what you folks have dealt with; relative to your single family rentals?