Home foreclosure information?
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Go back to the county recorder's office.  Look at the deed for the current owner.  Check who is listed as the "Grantor" or "Seller".  If the Grantor or Seller is the Sheriff then it was a foreclosure.  If the Grantor or Seller is your ex then your ex sold it.  Also look at the signature page to see who signed it.  If your ex signed it then he sold it.  If someone from the Sheriff's office signed it then it was a foreclosure.
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There are always foreclosures listed in the paper.  Try starting there.
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I'm assuming you want to ask your local bank if they have any houses in foreclosure you can buy.  Best way to find out about that is to get a foreclosure list.  (Ask your local title company)  It will show what houses are going into foreclosure and where they will be up for auction.
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Here is a good info site:\nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com
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When you do decide on investing in a foreclosure, I have the site for you: http://www.foreclosure.com it has all the property information as well as handy tools to guide you through the way. \n\nI'll also attach an article that may help.  Investing in property is always a good thing.\n\nGood luck
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Try http://www.zillow.com/.
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http://www.foreclosurefreesearch.com/,its completely free
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Need more information.
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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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call a realtor. they can give you the information you may need, and if not, they can point you in the direction to obtain the information from the county offices.
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Realty Trac allows you to search for foreclosures in a specific state. You can sign up for a free trial to obtain the information. If you think it is something you want to continue doing, I think their fees are reasonable.
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NOtice of defualt is the first step to foreclusure.  That's the lender telling the borrower that he missed a few payments - and that foreclosure is coming.\n\nReal estate owned (REO) is the bank owning a foreclosed house.\n\nPre forclosure is the best time to buy the house.  You can often negotiate with the bank at this time and get a good deal.  Remember, good terms are better than a good price.\n\nNotice of foreclosure sale is when there is usually an auction after the house was foreclosed and the bank is trying to sell it to the highest bidder.  Don't try to buy here - there will be tons of people at a foreclosure sale and they call came with mega bucks to plop down on the house.  Also they are usually all cash deals.\n\nGood luck - and follow the pre foreclosure route.  The others might work for you, but only rarely.\n\nAs an investor I will tell you that if you are sking this question, you really are not ready to invest.  Read up - learn more and then go for it.  Good luck
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check out homes and land magazine or on the web.\nThere you can find out the info you are looking for
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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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You can find property records, former owners and the like at:\n\nhttp://www.pretrieve.com/address_simple.jsp\n\nhttp://www.zillow.com/
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Call your local title company.  They can email you a foreclosure list.  It probably won't be the most up to date like the ones you pay for.  But, it's free.
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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.