Foreclosures?
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Well, a few different ways.
1. Pay for a subscription to one of those foreclosure sites
2. Get free access to one that gives partial addresses, then cross-reference them against the whitepages.com or daplus.us to possibly get a full address and phone number
3. I don't believe you have to be a Real Estate Agent to get them from the Title Companies, but they might charge you if you're not, Not 100% sure on that one. I know I get them for free as an agent.
4. Get an Agent
Good luck!
TO JOHN S. : why would he pay for the list, if I (or any other real estate agent) can provide it to him for free?
We, agents, have real, up to date lists directly from lenders. No, your list is not "better."
Don't pay for anything!
Try any real estate co in Orange Co. All properties should be listed on all sites. Everyone has access. Search single fam homes or condos, etc. Properties will list if it's a foreclosure. Also, consider getting an agent. They are privy to lists before the general population.
The fact that you are unwilling to purchase qualified leads shows you are actually not ready to enter the dog eat dog world of real estate investing. Foreclosures are properties in a post trustees sale status. Bank owned properties are in your local mls. HUD, VA, FDIC, IRS, and RDA foreclosures are found at HUD.GOV. If you want pre-foreclosure leads then subscribing through a website like RealtyTrac is well worth the nominal monthly cost. Free notice of default leads and pre-foreclosure leads can be obtained through the title company or often a county website. A lead is only as good as the ability of the person receiving it to figure out if its a good opportunity or not. Sites like RealtyTrac offer additional features that can teach you things free info will not.
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