what is the safest and cheapest way to get honest, accurate foreclosure information without signing up?

Karen
Home Buyer
cosgrove

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Don Tepper
Agent
Fairfax, VA

Read your local newspaper, the one the notices of default are published in. It's cheap..."free" if you already subscribe to it. It's "safe" because those are legal notices. It's "honest" and "accurate" because, again, they're legal notices.

Sat May 3 2008, 16:26
Holli Boyd
Agent
12110
FIRST ANSWER

Speak to a local Realtor - ask them to search for bank owned properties on the mls. If you pay for a lot of the services they often have outdated information - the mls is the accurate source for any house on sale in the local market; bank, corporate, builder or privately owned.

Web Reference: http://www.holliboyd.com
Sat May 3 2008, 10:05

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