County register

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  3rd December, 2002

  most preforclosures are posted in the lobby of the court house or you could ask the re tax collector for the list. easy just relax and talk to the people at the court house. Be friendly (they are not used to that) and they will bend over backwards to help you.

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  JohnMichael3rd December, 2002

  Dear kgibson,
  
  Not a problem, their are a few tricks of the trade.
  
  Need to know state and county you will be researching in.
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  kgibson5th December, 2002

  I live in southern california

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  lsngo9th December, 2002

  RE4Me,
  
  Do you know also who I can contact in Dallas or Collin County, Texas for the preforeclosure list? Any tricks/insider info. will also be v. helpful!
  
  Thanks in advance!

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  JohnMichael3rd January, 2003

  Kgibson & lsngo,
  
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  Does anyone know how to get preforeclosures from the county clerk register. I was told that you can find preforeclosure there, but I do not know how to get that information. Do anyone know any insider tricks?
  Quote:Do you know also who I can contact in Dallas or Collin County, Texas for the preforeclosure list? Any tricks/insider info. will also be v. helpful!
  
  I have found the most effective way is to locate the preforeclosures is by looking up the Lis Pendens at the courthouse, as this is the notice that a legal action is pending.
  
  You can go to http://www.netronline.com/ and search free public information.
  
  I also work with the top trustee's to get early leads.
  
  Kgibson your top trustee's can be found at www.kornlawfirm.com or www.scottlaw.com
  Lsngo I have never done business in Texas so I would check with www.wilson-assoc.com , www.wlj.com or www.kivell.com and see if they cover your area.
  
  I also net work with process servers and postal workers for leads.
  
  Hope this helps, have a great 2003
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  KEA3rd January, 2003

  kgibson & Isngo,
  In So. Cal, every county recorders office will have the Notice of Defaults that have been filed in that particular county. The NOD is usually what follows a Lis Pendens.
  
  The next step in the California foreclosure process is the filing of the Notice of Trustee Sale. A total of 90 days will elapse from the time the NOD was filed until the day the NTS will be filed. The NTS is a 21 day notice to the defaulted homeowner that their property is about to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
  
  Access to these notices is FREE! However, you may have to pay a fee to make a copies.
  
  If you don't mind paying for your information while saving yourself the trip to the county recorders office, try this site: www.countyrecordsresearch.com.
  
  They have daily lists of all the NOD's and NTS's filed within 9 separate areas of So. Cal. Your particular area may or may not be included.
  
  Hope this helps.
  
  
  
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  KEA3rd January, 2003

  That previous link I left doesn't seem to work worth a darn. Here it is again. Keep your fingers crossed that this one works.
  
  http://www.countyrecordsresearch.com/
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  joemac124125th October, 2004

  You can always drop by a couple of the auctions and ask around. You may find info more valuable than just where to get the trustee lists!!!

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  joemac124126th October, 2004

  Just go to a few auctions and ask around. There are often published lists you can get in advance.