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Kurt P.
  • Homeowner
  • Brooklyn, NY
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My Rental Home is in Foreclosure, Finding Owner to Offer

Kurt P.
  • Homeowner
  • Brooklyn, NY
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hi, I know this is not the typical post but imagine my surprise when it turns out the home I rent is in pre-foreclosure! finding a lead never got this easy..

I am ready and willing to make a offer to the owner, but he's out of state and I can't find him. Rental agency is a stonewall, paid peoplefinders report was close, but no current address or working number.

The foreclosure documents, which of course a copy of came to 'my' home, list the mortgage servicer - Green Tree - but not his lawyer or info. If I had to guess I'd say he's got  some equity left in the home, but it's close. I know the rental's now are plenty to pay this note, but he's been skipping the bill I guess.

Any ideas of how to track an owner down, can I search recent court records? I'm in NY state and here this kind of thing can take a long time, but I'd like to at least make a bid to him if I can.

thoughts welcome.

Kurt

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