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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Tim Vallee
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Saint Peters, MO
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Needing advice on Finding great deals

Tim Vallee
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Saint Peters, MO
Posted

This may be a loaded question, but how are BP investors finding their deals. 

I know how to look at all the MLS properties

I know how to locate owners (addresses) and find out if they are behind on their taxes.

 -I'm not real great at obtaining phone numbers if the property is vacant

I have limited skills at going to the courthouse and researching a properties history

I know how to track a property, which is being represented by a Lawyers office, and being sold on the Courthouse steps. 

What I struggle with, is knowing how to purchase a non-MLS property that is going down the road of Foreclosure. Or purchase a property with enough equity left to make it a good deal.

I'm interested in hearing what other BP members have to say. Thanks in advance.  

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