The document provides a step-by-step explanation of a money-making real estate investing program involving flipping tax-delinquent properties for profit. It involves buying inexpensive, undeveloped land that is tax-delinquent for low prices, and immediately reselling the properties online for higher prices. The document then outlines the two steps of the program and provides details on how to obtain lists of suitable tax-delinquent properties from local government tax offices in different states.

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66. A state-by-state list of contact information: Tax Collectors .

80. Step 1.1: Obtain a list of parcels of inexpensive undeveloped land that are tax-delinquent. Who do you contact to get these lists? A state-by-state list of contact information. Love County, Oklahoma example . Step 2: After arriving at the web site, click on “Love” County. Step 1: Go to the web site provided in the state-by state list of contact information:

81. A state-by-state list of contact information. Love County, Oklahoma example . Step 3: After arriving at the next web page, locate the Love County Treasurer’s contact information. Notice that contact information is also provided for the Love County Assessor and County Clerk, which will be needed later on.

83. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . Step 1: Go to the AllPages.com homepage. Step 2: Click on the “City & County Government” link under the “Government” Business Category.

84. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . Step 3: After arriving at the next web page, click on the appropriate state, in our case “Oklahoma.”

85. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . Step 4: After arriving at the next web page, click on the name of the city that is the county seat for the county being researched, in our case “Marietta,” the county seat of Love County, Oklahoma. Note: If you don’t know the name of city that’s the county seat for a particular county you are researching, then go to the Campbell’s List web site. See the upcoming discussion.

86. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . Step 5: After arriving at the next web page, the Marietta, Oklahoma Yellow Pages, click on the “City & County Government” link. Step 6: After arriving at the next web page, locate the appropriate county office, in our case the Love County Treasurer. Note: Contact information for other important Love County offices is also found.

87. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . Step 7: For further information, click on the link entitled “Love County of, County Treasurer.” For instance, if you want a map showing where the Treasurer’s Office is located and/or directions to that office, click on one of the links for the four online mapping services listed, like “Google Maps.”

88. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com . You can use one of the online mapping services to obtain a map of the location of the office that collects delinquent real property taxes together with directions to that office.

89. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com. If you don’t know the name of the county seat, try Campbell’s List . If you don’t know the name of the city that’s the county seat for a particular county, try Campbell’s List. Step 1: Go to the Campbell’s List Page and click on the link for the appropriate state, in our case “Oklahoma.”

90. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try AllPages.com. If you don’t know the name of the county seat, try Campbell’s List . Step 2: After arriving at the next web page, locate the appropriate county name, in our case Love County, and identify the County Seat, Marietta.

91. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACTFO.org . This is a web site where you can obtain contact information for ONLY those states where the office that collects delinquent real estate taxes is located at the county level. Step 1: Go to the following NACTFO web site:

92. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACTFO.org . Step 2: After arriving at the NACTFO web site, click on the link for the appropriate state.

93. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACTFO.org . Note: No phone number was provided for the Love County Treasurer; however, this information can be obtained from an Internet phone directory like WhitePages.com. See the next slide. Step 4: After arriving at the next web page, locate the name of the county you are researching.

94. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACTFO.org. If you don’t know the phone number of the local governmental entity collecting delinquent real property taxes, try WhitePages.com . Step 1: Go to the WhitePage.com. Home Page. Step 2: After arriving at the home page, fill the required information obtained from NACTFO in the “Business Search” box and click on the “Search” button. Step 3: After arriving at the next web page, click on the “Search” button. Information provided by NACTFO. Need phone number for Treasurer.

96. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Step 1: Go to NACO home page: Step 3: Click on the “Find a County” link. Step 2: Click on the “About Counties” pull down menu. This is a web site where you can obtain contact information for ONLY those states where the office that collects delinquent real estate taxes is located at the county level.

97. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Step 4: Use the United States Map, the “Select a State” pull down menu or the “Search for a County by the Name of the County” search box to locate Love County, Oklahoma information.

98. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Step 5: The United States Map and the “Select a State” pull down menu will take you to a web page that lists all 77 Oklahoma Counties, click on the “Love County” link. Or the “Search for a County by the Name of the County” search will take you to a web page that provides a link to “Love County, OK.” Click on that link.

99. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Step 6: After clicking on the proper link, you arrive at the Love County, Oklahoma county page.

100. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Step 7: If the county name is not underlined (as is the case here with Love County), then contact the county directly using the phone number provided. Ask to speak with the office that collects delinquent real property taxes, which in the case of Love County is the County Treasurer. Or, if you want the direct phone number for the Treasurer, use WhitePages.com.

101. What if none of the state-by-state listings work? Try NACO.org . Notice: If the county has a web site, then the name of the county is underlined, as is the case for the “Oklahoma County, OK” page shown. Step 7: If the county name is underlined, click on the link to go to the county’s web site. Search that web site to see if it provides contact information for the office that collects delinquent real property taxes.