Any Free Foreclosure Lists Out There

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  InActive_Account2nd May, 2006

  check your local courthouse and see if they post online

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  charlotteinvestor3rd May, 2006

  any list that you get will cost. Unless you compile a list yourself. Which will still cost you time.

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  boxx5215th May, 2006

  Call your Court Clerk and they will mail out a current list to you
  
  
  Ed James

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  bargain7615th May, 2006

  In my area, the free lists are worthless.
  
  I pay $1200/year each for 2 competing lists and it is money very well spent. By checking one against the other, I minimize "mistakes" like bidding on one house and actually buying another.
  
  Also, I get a couple of weeks advance notice of the sale which gives me plenty of time to properly research the deal.
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  vk_IL16th June, 2006

  if you are in Chicago area, there are some public libraries that subscribe to one foreclosure listing service (it also has property transfer info, new business and BK info).

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  rayshir17th June, 2006

  go to www.biggerpockets.com they have different banks with listings

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  SLenzen20th June, 2006

  what makes a good reliable foreclosure list service?
  
  do they have employees scan the clerk office daily for new listings and update their database?
  
  what questions should an investor ask a prospective foreclosure listing service to get the best information possible?

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  mortgageNhomes23rd June, 2006

  B]www.foreclosures.com[/B]

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  mortgageNhomes23rd June, 2006

  B]www.foreclosures.com[/B]

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  mcole23rd June, 2006

  I don’t do short sales, but my guess is she’s looking for a preliminary HUD-1 settlement statement.

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  Aaliyah23rd June, 2006

  Hi,mcole is that orinigal HUD 1 settlement from the owner or something else ?

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  NewKidInTown324th June, 2006

  It is a estimate of what the HUD-1 will look like when you go to settlement on this short sale purchase. The lender wants to see how much the seller will get after the short sale.

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  TheShortSalePro24th June, 2006

  The Preliminary (or estimated) HUD1 settlement statement will project all disbursements from the proposed transaction.... how much would be paid to lienholders including mortgagees, judgment creditors, taxes, realtor fees, etc.
  
  Typically, the Seller should be shown to receive zero proceeds.

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  tracy596324th June, 2006

  I use www.Easyhud.com Its quick simple and have never had lender even question my HUD -1