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Whats the best way to find borrowers that are in default in Phoenix?
Is it contacting the lenders? I don't want to use Realtrac or any of the pay sites.
Sun May 11 2008, 22:09 - Phoenix - Foreclosure - 8 answers
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Just go to the courthouse steps.
Sat Jun 7 2008, 17:49 Web Reference: http://getprequalified.com
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Trulia will send you email alerts, have you tried that?
And yes, you can put youself on lender/bank mailing alerts list. Good Luck! Joyce Sat Jun 7 2008, 17:34 Web Reference: http://www.thephonepsychic.com
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Any REALTOR in Phoenix has access to foreclosures through the tax database from the MLS. If you would like help with finding a great deal, just drop me a note!
Wed May 21 2008, 10:55
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I know you said you are not interested in pay sites, but you should check out My4Closures.com. Not only do they give you the foreclosure lists, but they have an interactive online community that you can email back and forth that allows you to ask questions to other investors that are working the foreclosure market!
But, if you must insist on not paying for it, contact your local Escrow company and they will give you the foreclosure lists for free! (Only downside is that it might be a couple of days old). He who gets to the door first gets the deal!! Good Luck Tue May 20 2008, 06:37 Web Reference: http://www.SellQuickForCash.com
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Are you looking for a list of properties that have recently received a notice of trustee sale? I track all the homes that are going to trustee sale each day. If you have any others questions regarding pre-foreclosures, trustee sales or REO properties, let me know.
Fri May 16 2008, 20:56 Web Reference: http://www.jameswehner.com
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Finding them is easy; but learning more about their situation is tedious work. You may want to try the company I've listed below. They existed before the foreclosure boom and have a lot of experience. You'll want to ask if they can find out a) how much the mortgage payoff is and b) if the owner has any second mortgages.
Fri May 16 2008, 18:53 Web Reference: http://www.defaultresearch.com
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I can find that information for you. All I need to know is what area of Phoenix you are interested in?
Wed May 14 2008, 17:24 Web Reference: http://www.jameswehner.com
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Finding the properties are easy, news papers publish notices of trustee sales. Also local agents have this information.
Sun May 11 2008, 22:29 Web Reference: http://bradbergamini.com
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