I am looking for someone inNaperville, Il who is selling their home and willing to do to do a land contract.\nIf so please email me#botaspr_2@yahoo.com
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One of the investors I work with may have a home or two in Naperville (or surrounding suburbs).  Would need a bit more information on what you're looking for in terms of home size and $$$
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I checked out the site.  It looks ok, but I don't think it's the way I would go if I were selling property.  I'd rather find a real estate agent that knows the area
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You might want to contact a local Realtor since they have access to the MLS and sometimes rentals are listed with an agent and not put into traditional rental sites or in the paper.  I am a Realtor in St. Charles and I can help you find an agent in Evanston if you don't know one you can trust.
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Call a realtor.\n\nCoach
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Contact a real estate agent in the county.
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check your county courthouse.  they have legal mubmo jumbo descriptions on property lines for all the residences in the jurisdiction.  you could also try a realtor, but they will charge you.\n\nyou could also build a fence.  i guarantee you that if you build a fence with finding the property line, you'll go a foot or two over.
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Is this the property you are looking for?\n\nhttp://www.realtor.com/Prop/1054944720
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Don't know anyone there, but did a quick search on Realtor.com.  Here's the results:\n\nhttp://www.realtor.com/FindHome/HomeListings.asp?locallnk=yes&frm=bymap&mnbed=0&mnbath=0&mnprice=0&mxprice=75000&js=off&pgnum=1&lnksrc=&fid=so&stype=&mnsqft=&mls=xmls&areaid=20486&poe=realtor&ct=Lincolnton&st=NC&sbint=&vtsort=&sorttype=&typ=1&typ=2&typ=4&x=66&y=7
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Talk to any local realtor.....If they won't do it msot can refer you to someone who will.
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Brian, \n\nMy apologies up front for not answering *your* question, I just felt the need to thank you so very much for your help and input on my rent/eviction/decision. I tried to find the same information you did (although I must say you do seem extremely knowledgeable) and came up empty handed. I so greatly appreciate your help. You have sincerely raised my faith in my fellow man almost back to where it was many moons and a wife ago. I hope great(-er) things come your way and I honestly am so thankful for your help.\nWith great respect,\nRobert
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I'm sorry to hear that you are going through this. I read a few of your older messages, and I'm also quiet and shy, and people often take advantage of that. I really hope things work out for you. Ok, go to zabasearch.com, and type in their name. It will provide you with their new and old addresses for free. If the new information has not been updated on zabasearch as of yet...try this:\n\nLook on your paperwork, there should be a 14 digit property tax ID number, or PIN provided to you from the couple who sold you the condo. That number identifies your condo. Go to the Cook County Recorder of Deeds Website below, and type in that 14 digit number here:\n\nhttp://www.ccrd.info\n\nThat will provide you with the full correct name of the owners who sold you the property. From there you can click on their name, and if they have purchased new property in Palatine, IL it will provide you with that new address, and any old property they may have owned.\n\nAlso, if you have their name, you can type it in the Grantor or Grantee section at the link below, and the same information will come up.\n\nhttp://www.ccrd.info\n\nNot that it's important, but you can view a picture of where they live now, at the Cook County Assessor's website below, by plugging in their PIN and/or Property Tax ID number here:\n\nhttp://www.cookcountyassessor.com/filings/searchflat//search.asp\n\nThat way you will recognize the property if you drive there to hand them the summons to attend court.\n\nAlso the Cook County Treasurers website will tell you their home or business address where they receive bills to pay their property taxes here:\n\nhttp://www.cookcountytreasurer.com/payment.aspx?ntopicid=3\n\nAll you need is the property tax ID and/or PIN. Good luck!!
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I have seen them in action in the state of New Jersey. I found that there were many realtors, and developers there, and other professionals that were prepared to gobble up the bargains for re-sale. I would not partake in this type of purchase.
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http://www.pauld-kw.com \nNeed a good Realtor? \nIf In Alabama - e-mail me \nIf not in Alabama - I can still recommend an experienced Realtor from your area that will give you OUTSTANDING service! I work with a network of Realtors across North Amercia.\nhttp://www.pauld-kw.com
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Well written article.  \n\nHaving just sold a home in the town immediately north of Port Charlotte, I can tell you that the market there has gone flat.  We were able to sell because we put a realistic price on our house.  The 1/2 dozen others on OUR STREET that were for sale when we put ours on the market remain on the market today.\n\nThe woods across the street from our old house are being turned into homes that are selling for upwards of $500,000.  Mind you, the same builder was selling the same houses in another development 2 years ago for 1/3 of the price.  I wish the new owners luck in being able to afford homeowners & flood insurance.\n\nAll over the area in Sarasota & Manatee counties the market has gone flat.  Too many people trying to cash in on the post hurricane demand for existing homes.  Made everyone's property taxes go through the roof.\n\nWe moved out of Florida, to a part of the country where you can still afford to live.
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I really need more info, but a good Realtor will do a comparative market analysis (average price per square foot of similar homes sold in the same area over the last few months and shave a few thousand dollars off and may ask for an "as is" addendum to accompany any offers. Has the foreclosure been published yet? You will have at least 90 days (and probably 120) to close the house from the start of foreclosure. Unfortunately, you haven't much time to negotiate. How "hot" is your market? You migh want to see if your Realtor will take a 5% listing, keeping 2% and offering 3% on the MLS. Hope this helps
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go to realtor.com they have land for sall in AZ. g.l also if you need a land loan go to ocrate.com he can do that as well,
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Be very careful on land contracts-they are tricky.  I would make sure that you have a really good lawyer and ALWAYS make sure that the owner is using legal contracts that are supplied by the local board of realtors.  You also need to check and make sure there are no liens on the property against the owner-especially if it is new there could be construction liens if contractors weren't paid properly.