Regarding foreclosure websites, has anyone had experience with the following sites:
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Are they worth the investment, and which one is preferred ?
I have limited 6 mont experience with websites. I found that everyone got there before I did!
They had some use for stale REO listings but I think that you want to be first in line in this game as there are many players.
Go to the courthouse, check the les pendens filings in the recorders office and make phone, written, and personal contact with the individuals involved.
The above is for preforeclosed homes. IF you are asking for "foreclosed homes" that is another case altogether. These properties are now REO properties. Get a realtor or two to feed you these listings as most REO's wont talk to anyone but a realtor (in my experience).
Most major real estate companies (and smaller ones too) have websites. If you browse their listings, you'll see many times an ad will for a specific property will state that it is a bank foreclosure. Once you find a realtor that you like, they'll be able to help you better (maybe) but til then, cruise the websites, they may sometimes be outdated but there is still alot of info for starters
good luck
becki
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courthouse, auction companies, newspaper.
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Regarding foreclosure websites, has anyone had experience with the following sites:
****Must Reach Freshman Investor status before posting URL's***
****Must Reach Freshman Investor status before posting URL's***
****Must Reach Freshman Investor status before posting URL's***
Are they worth the investment, and which one is preferred ?
I have limited 6 mont experience with websites. I found that everyone got there before I did!
They had some use for stale REO listings but I think that you want to be first in line in this game as there are many players.
Go to the courthouse, check the les pendens filings in the recorders office and make phone, written, and personal contact with the individuals involved.
The above is for preforeclosed homes. IF you are asking for "foreclosed homes" that is another case altogether. These properties are now REO properties. Get a realtor or two to feed you these listings as most REO's wont talk to anyone but a realtor (in my experience).
Most major real estate companies (and smaller ones too) have websites. If you browse their listings, you'll see many times an ad will for a specific property will state that it is a bank foreclosure. Once you find a realtor that you like, they'll be able to help you better (maybe) but til then, cruise the websites, they may sometimes be outdated but there is still alot of info for starters
good luck
becki