Posted by M. Osterman on January 07, 2003 at 15:55:03:
Cairns,
Do you have much success with these techniques? Also, do you work with these companies that do the foreclosure process?
thanks again!
Mike
Pre-Foreclosure listings. - Posted by Jerry-Mi.
Posted by Jerry-Mi. on January 07, 2003 at 10:34:28:
I have searched the archives and could not find to much relevent material on finding pre-foreclosures. I live in Michigan and was wondering if anyone out there new of a good way to find them? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Jerry
Re: Pre-Foreclosure listings. - Posted by Cairns
Posted by Cairns on January 07, 2003 at 12:25:57:
Go down to your county recorders office and ask for the’re NOD (Notice of Default) list. Then ask the clerk to help in locating addresses. (Most county recorders offices have a computer to look up the document and addresses) And while you are there to get a jump on everyone else ask for the “appointment of successor trustee”* filings. ( These are the attorneys and companies who are hired to start the foreclosure process and are filed about 14 days before the NOD are recordered.) *because I believe you are not in a trustee part of the country just ask for the above, perhaps it is called something else there, however this info will point you in the right direction. Then there is a legal news paper that is published that carry all the legal recordings. (smaller towns don’t usually have them bigger cities do). Then there is always dataquick.com that has a service for about $175 a month for what you can get at your county recorders office. Hope this will keep you busy. Love well, invest smart and live prosperous! PS: always remember NO/no such thing is not the final answer…ahahhahah