I am looking for the actual place reality auctions are held and printable listings of forclosed properties (addresses).  Government, bank forclosures, auctions...
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There are probably several legitimate websites that offer this. You just have to pay for it. There is also a number in the Thrifty Nickle-whatever it is called where you live-free paper, that has the number you can call to get a list of foreclosures in your area.
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you may want to go to the courthouse to see the houses that are about to go into foreclosure. That way you might be able to negotiate with a motivated seller and get a good deal. All these things are public record so the courthouse might be the first place to look. There you could enquire how to look up these records.
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Here you go: http://realtor.com/FindHome/HomeListings.asp?frm=byzip&lid=Enter+MLS+ID&pgnum=1&ss_aywr=&optInCheckbox=&st=&mls=xmls&lnksrc=&mnbed=0&js=on&mnsqft=0&fid=so&vtsort=&poe=realtor&mnprice=10000&ct=&zp=43609&mxprice=40000&typ=6&exft=0&exft=0&exft=0&exft=0&mnbath=0
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You can do a community website....people can post things for sale, giving things away for free, lost pets, announcements, important phone numbers.\n\nIt's somewhere all your neighbors can check for important information all the time.
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http://www.asc.gov/default.aspx?id=11\n\nThis website has the national registry of all appraisers.  You can also search by county or city.
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Real estate offices in this area have the county tax books in the office.  I get the names and addresses out of them when I do mailings.  Doesn't cost a thing.
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Go to the county courthouse and they should have a list of all preforeclosures.......Sometimes you can find them online....In my county we can acess them off internet....Best of luck...
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If you know the address of the home, go to Zillow.com, enter the address and you'll find the public information regarding that property.
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I was the designated realtor for yahoo real estate in ventura county for a long time. It cannot be expanded that way. It is set up for residential only, and they cherry pick the listings that go in. The idea is to connect the party with a realtor who can truly find out what the client's need are and then as a specialist in the area, get the property needs met. If you want to see commercial listings, go to www.loopnet.com. I am a paid member there, so I can see more than the unpaid members, but by and large, you can see every commercial property for sale or least there.
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Check this out..\n\nhttp://www.realhaunts.com
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Here is the web address for the Broward County Property Appraiser.  I'm not getting any results for that address....\n\nhttp://www.bcpa.net/
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Try http://free.LocalDataPlace.com which has the same offered/wanted system but also has groups in every area in the US and Canada and provides maps, rss feeds, etc.\n\nThere's also a sister-site for items for sale, at:\n\nhttp://www.LocalDataPlace.com
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From what i remember there is a massive auction place somewhere in Wandsworth that does police auctions and also London Underground has auctions with the stuff left behind on tubes as far as i know.  Some clever googling should throw up at leaast those two.  i just not got time at the mo to do people's homework.\nGood luck.
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i did this... i just searched houses for sale and clicked on some listings. then i'd put the zip code for where you are lookingg and type in square feet and stuff. good luck
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check the internet "real estate" then go to foreclosures that should give u a list in yur area, see what stage the the property is in auction u must have cash the auction is usally held on the court house steps
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In every county there is a county clerks office and they keep public records for everything from land deals to court cases. You can go into the office and ask to look at the microfiche for the case number your looking for, if its a matter of public record you'll be able to look at it for free, there is a small fee for printing off of microfiche. Good luck and happy hunting.
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I would suggest checking the amounts that comparable homes that recently sold for, in the same neighborhood, or in the same general area you are interested in. Usually newspapers print real estate transactions once a week or so. Or you can check the county webpage, and see if they have a listing for completed real estate transactions.\n\nI hope this helps.