Breaking Into Preforclosure Market

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  4th July, 2003

  You should advertise or go look at some multfamilies you like, track down the owners and send them a letter or call asking if they'd be interested in selling.

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  MarleneM5th July, 2003

  Thanks for your reply.
  
  I hope to look up property owners. I know the neighborhoods and can look up street adresses. Would I need to go to the county clerk's office to get the names of owners? Do they allow us to look up owners of property if we have a street name that interests us?
  
  If I were to advertise, which section of the newsppaer would I ask for?
  
  Thank you for your time.
  MarleneM
  
  Thank you,
  Marlene

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  hibby765th July, 2003

  Talk to the recorders office. Find out if you can look up the "notice of Defaults" given for multifamly properties.

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  webuyproperties5th July, 2003

  you could always advertise in the "real estate wanted" section of the newspaper.
  good luck

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  MarleneM6th July, 2003

  You folks are terrific. I'll go to the recorder's office and put an ad in the paper, too. Then I'll let you know what happens.
  
  Thanks!
  MarleneM

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  MakoInvestments29th July, 2003

  Lookup the AOA, Apartment Owner's Association. They publish a magazine with lenders and agents that have multifamily units available. Joining is cheap, and they'd help you a lot. You can also run your credit checks on tennants through them. -MakoShark

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  MarleneM30th July, 2003

  Wow! That is a great lead. I just checked out their website, and their services are terrific. It cost $79 to join for a year - so I joined imemdiately.
  
  Thank you for the help!
  Marlene

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  MakoInvestments30th July, 2003

  Hey Marlene, glad I could help. Their mag always lists units available and the lenders to finance them as well. Glad I could help you. -MakoShark
  
  Ken at KenFleming dotcom