Tryin to found listing of foreclosure home with out paying for it?
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Foreclosures are public record. They should be in your local paper or real estate guide. Unfortunately, by the time a home has gone into foreclosure, all of the real estate sharks have had their share. Only the undesirable homes make it into foreclosure. What you're looking for is the NOD list, notice of default list. This is held by your title rep, and you may need to pay for it if you are not in the real estate business. If you have a good relationship with your real estate agent, he may supply you with this list. Good luck.
There is no "Master Foreclosure List."
1) Contact the local banks and finance companies in your areas and ask for their foreclosure list.
2) Contact your local tax authority to see which properties are currently delinquent and coming up for sale.
3) Contact local real estate agents. They usually have contacts who let them know when properties are coming up for sale.
4) Check your local court dockets to watch for foreclosure filings.
Check the Sunday classifieds under legals.
In Georgia, the foreclosures are listed under Public Notices and companies must list the foreclosure for atleast 4 weeks prior to closing. The auction takes place the 1st Tuesday of each month. Also in Georgia, the listing is online. I guess this does not help you, but I would assume it is similar in your state. Have you tried going to your county website?
Ask the question where can you get a listing of the properties that will be auctioned and when is the auction. You can also ask at the bank if you are interested in houses that have already been foreclosed called REO's.
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