where can i get freely for foreclosure in atlanta GA in order to buy?
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I'm assuming you mean where can you find free foreclosure information?  Well, many sites do have free searches but their inventory is nowhere near what some pay sites offer. \n\nTry one that has a free trial... a compromise.\nhttp://www.foreclosure.com\n\nHappy hunting.
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Try this - (770) 434-4109  Atlanta nbr\nor\n800 553-3199 - their customer care nbr
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you might be able to look it up online at the local county clerks office.  I was able to look up and actually download copies of my landlords mortgage and the deed to the apartment.
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call the county courthouse in which the house is in and talk to civil department to see there is a foreclosure case... also it would be listed in the newspaper
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Do you mean "How can you get the list of properties?" Or do you need to know the different laws in different states? Or do you need to know the stratagies? A more detailed question would garner a more specific answer. DO NOT subscribe to one of the services that says they can get you listings of foreclosed properties in any state. These are usually HUD and Sheriff sales which are all avaiable fee through other sources. \n\nMy suggestion to you is to check out the site I list in sources. It's for real estate investors and can give you some leads, plus there is a place there where you can ask questions of other investors. Then, I would put together even a rough business plan and identify the areas where you want to invest. BTW, the best place to invest, especially if you are a beginner, is right in your own back yard. Until you know the ropes in this business, investing and conducting business from a distance can be very trying and expensive.\n\nI wish you the best in all you do in 2006. Happy New Year.
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In terms of free sites, probably Craigslist.org\nHowever, you get what you pay for, so expect lots of scammers, realtors, etc. for every serious inquiry.
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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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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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check with your local real estate agencies; they would be able to point you in the right direction.
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The following link might help you out, you get free trial before you pay you might give it a try\nwww.foreclosure.com
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try http://www.centralmortgages.com - this company heped me to find good remortgage deal
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Most of the listing for foreclosures will cost you a small price. You could google it, and then go to the website, then they will send you an email saying you need to purchase the list...
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Try researching Cobb County, or maybe Fulton.
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Contact the banks in your area and they should put you in touch with the person who oversees forclosures.  It may take some calling around to find someone who knows who to direct you to, but it can be done.  Smaller banks are easier to find it.  Also check the county website for a list of soon to be auctioned homes.  They are always posted in advance either in the paper or county website.
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You shouldn't have a problem finding a house to rent in the Atlanta area. Check out the suburbs of Roswell, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Woodstock, Canton, Kennesaw, etc. They are nice, diverse areas still close to the city. You will have to find an individual to rent from because most realty companies and rental companies are going to require a credit check on the spot. Just be nice and honest with the person you are renting from and make sure you have proof of income. That's usually the only thing they are really looking for, not a credit check. Save your pay stubs and that's really all you need to show them besides your ID. I rented a house in Atlanta and the only thing I showed the owner was a pretty smile! Just pick up the Atlanta Journal Constitution or go to ajc.com for the classifieds and you will find plenty! Good luck!
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Hi, In the Phoenix market, I've had luck posting on the Reverse MLS website, BuyerHunt.com. Basically, you post a profile of what you want to buy. In this case, a rent-to-own property in Greensboro, and then if a seller has something to offer you, they send you a private message with a flyer of their place. If you like it, you start talking.
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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