Is there ANY WAY to find forclosure/property auctions without paying fees for the info?
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Most investors don't have a problem spending, at most, $30 to $50 a month (until cancelled) to get a list of properties where every single one of those properties can be purchased for tens of thousands of dollars less than other houses on the market. By the way, what do you consider 'useless'? If you are unable to purchase the property that you want, it's not the fault of the person who sold you the list. But, if they flat out scam you by providing you with a bogus list, you can always take it up with your credit card company or law enforcement. I suggest that if that amount of money is a problem for you, avoid auctions. Good luck!\n\nSomeone mentioned sites that list foreclosed properties. We are one of them, although we typically charge for those lists because we verify everything ourselves.
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contact the local court house or public record place  you'll most likely have to pay a fee but it is something anyone can obtain
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Yes, there are plenty of websites out there that will give you all the information you will need on pre-foreclosures, etc.  Many come with a small fee, but like all other products/services all the good ones do.\n\nWhat I would do is take advantage of the free 7-day trial.  That way you can see if you like it or not.  \nI have used Foreclosure.com in the past and was very satisfied.  \n\nWhat I like most is that they give you resources to guide you through a process that can be rather daunting at times.  \n\nHappy hunting!
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NON THAT I KNOW OF BASIC FEE FOR SERVICE UNLESS YOU KNOW ILLEGAL METHODS. NETDETECTIVE.COM IS THE ONE I USE FOR MY INVESTIGATING.
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Do a search on google.com for "forclosed homes for sale" and your state ie - "forclosed homes for sale kansas"
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If you are talking about finding one that is filed you would contact the property appraisers office either on line or in person. This is public record and should be pretty easy to find. You can use the physical or legal address of the property.
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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6729929.html, might be some info there type the completion of blahty blah in the address bar youll pull up all kinds of stuff
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If you are ready to pay, just type "property title search" in Google and you'll get tens of links\n(e.g., http://www.Intelius.com will give you reports for about $15).\n\nThe following link gives you hints, how you can get this info for free:\nhttp://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa070802c.htm
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Have you tryed going to your Court House, they have this kind of information; also auctions on homes behind in taxes.  They have that here.
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If the house is for sale, just check that city's realtors websites and enter he address.\n\nIf it's not for sale? I know that where I live, our public library's website has a database with most all of the houses in the city on it, though some are very old pictures.
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Title Companies can provide this information to you free of charge of the houses in foreclosure or getting ready to go into foreclosure. You can not be a Realtor to get this info. \nOr you can try this website\nhttp://www.foreclosurenet.net/search_results.asp?state=TX&county=Williamson
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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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How about searching in Yellow pages of the area for property brokers?
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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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In Texas you can go by the courthouses and get a listing for people who will be coming up at the next foreclosure auction should they not find a solution to their problem beforehand.  Just go by the County Clerk's office and be prepared to pay for copies.\n\nI am sure there is something similar in other states as well.  the best place to find out is the department that handles real estate law for the state.  They will be able to tell you how it is handled.   Also most realtors know the basics of it too.
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hey. www.mynewplace.com offers a site where you list for free, but if they find you a renter, you pay a small fee after the lease is signed. let me know if you have more questions.\n\nklein.inga@gmail.com
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Since not getting a response from here, you might try on-line search.  To do a single search normally doesn't cost all that much.