Pre-foreclosure Lists

Comments(6)

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  webuyhousesmi13th November, 2006

  The only free lists that I know of would be through the local newspaper that must list the Notice of Default in your area. You can find the listings in there but it is very tedious.
  
  There are several sites up now that seem ok.
  
  www.Sitex.com
  www.realtytrac.com
  www.defaultresearch.com
  
  all are at around $50 per month.

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  chilln2music13th November, 2006

  Thanks, I thought lists were more expensive. Anyone have a favorite or one they trust to have the most up to date information?

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  stello1213th November, 2006

  You pay a lot of cash for lists of people who have defaulted on a mortgage payment, but have yet to have that officially recorded. My latest cost is $1,500 for 5,000 names.
  
  However, people who have been recorded in public records can be had at the above mentioned sites.

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  ttime14th November, 2006

  Stello12
  
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  On 2006-11-13 22:59, stello12 wrote:
  You pay a lot of cash for lists of people who have defaulted on a mortgage payment, but have yet to have that officially recorded. My latest cost is $1,500 for 5,000 names.
  
  However, people who have been recorded in public records can be had at the above mentioned sites.
  
  
  Where do you get your list?

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  BercoGroup19th March, 2007

  Miami-Dade county Clerk of Courts has the upcoming court cases, a list of the properties going to public auction, and tax liens on their web site. You can access this information free of charge. I assume most counties have a similar service.
  It is amazing how much information can be obtained for free if you know where to look. It is definitely worth spending a few hours poking around the public information portal. I call it "mining"

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  Stockpro9926th March, 2007

  I think that you will find many counties that have great online capacity to pull NOD or les pends filings free from your local county recorder.
  
  Mine costs about $25 per month.
  
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