Need Help To Find REO/Foreclosure Home In King County,washington

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I need to buy a house for my daughter in KING county Washington but have no idea where to start. I live in Florida and buy vacant land in different counties from distressed property owners....I can help you in florida in return.

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  • northwest011st August, 2009

    i know of a site where you can get information on this it is www.usa-foreclosure.com

    When you get on the site click on washington state and then find the county you want

    Hope this is of some help

  • cjmazur1st August, 2009

    are you looking for REOs or pre-foreclosure, or any?

    Search - flt(trustee sale) & so(wa) & ct(king) & da(last 90 days) (3896 Docs)

    3896 NTS in last 90 days

    Search - flt("notice of default"wink & so(wa) & ct(king) & da(last 90 days) (39 Docs)

    39 NODs[ Edited by cjmazur on Date 08/04/2009 ]

  • qamerwahaj18th August, 2009

    How do I get a list of upcoming homes at Trustees sale in King County?? Your answer was not very clear..Could you please help me to connect me with right authorities or deptt....who are responsible for the TRUSTEE SALE....????

    Thanks in advance...


    Quote:
    On 2009-08-01 20:11, cjmazur wrote:
    are you looking for REOs or pre-foreclosure, or any?

    Search - flt(trustee sale) & so(wa) & ct(king) & da(last 90 days) (3896 Docs)

    3896 NTS in last 90 days

    Search - flt("notice of default"wink & so(wa) & ct(king) & da(last 90 days) (39 Docs)

    39 NODs

    <font size=-1>[ Edited by cjmazur on Date 08/04/2009 ]</font>

  • biskwit0620th September, 2009

    There are other sources of information that you can get from. The internet is a good way to start. There are websites such as finestexpert that offers services and has a wide range of properties that are for sale, rental properties, foreclosed properties.[ Edited by biskwit06 on Date 10/18/2009 ]

  • vikings4mags13th August, 2009

    I am the homeowner just trying to figure out which way to turn.

  • cjmazur14th August, 2009

    Check out your states foreclosure/mortgage law. I would find out if you mortgage was non-recourse or not..

    Do they even have the right to come after you personally.

    If you have euity, why not sell it to um.. say vikings4mags properties, LLC and rent it out.

    If you want to buy some thing else, the LLC should have access to the equity.

  • vikings4mags14th August, 2009

    cjmazur.... sell the house to who the mortgage co or a private buyer on the market? You seem pretty informed. If you where in this position what would you do? How would LLC benefit me exactly? How do you do that? Any answers grately appreciated. Thank you

  • cjmazur14th August, 2009

    Quote:
    On 2009-08-14 10:57, vikings4mags wrote:
    cjmazur.... sell the house to who the mortgage co or a private buyer on the market? You seem pretty informed.

    thanks, you have several of the more educated members responding to you.

    I have been trying to educate myself.

    If you where in this position what would you do? How would LLC benefit me exactly?

    If there is personal liability, transferring the property to an entity would take the asset out of your name personally.

    How do you do that? Any answers grately appreciated.

    In general, you form an llc, "sell" the home to the LLC, and then have the LLC rent the house out...

    Thank you

  • vikings4mags16th August, 2009

    [ Edited by vikings4mags on Date 08/16/2009 ]

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