NOD Research

NOD Research

Real Estate Investor · Murrieta, CA · Member since 2009 · 34 posts · 1 vote

Sooo...I made my way down to the Recorder's office in California to do some research on NOD's for the first time. It was interesting and a complete PITA. I did get the information I needed though...well, for the most part. Got a few questions for you guys:

1. On a lot of the NOD's I couldn't find the address of the homeowner. I was expecting this, but I ALSO couldn't find an APN number. There was only a Loan Doc #, Title #, and an instruction #. Any idea how I could uncover that info to get the address of the homeowner? I noticed it was the problem only with certain Title companies that prepared the docs.

2. As I was doing some surfing around today I came across an REI site that suggested writing down the title companies that prepped the NOD's and contacting them to see if they will send you a list of any NOD's they file. Is this possible/legal? Anybody ever done it?

I think the funniest thing about it was the fact that the person at the desk told me NOD's weren't published in the paper and that I needed someone's name in order to search the database. I walked out and then was like F that and walked back in, sat down at the computer and uncovered all the information I needed right in front of his face.

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  • Real Estate Investor · CA · Member since 2009 · 138 posts · 19 votes
    16y

    Now, Since I also live in socal - what county office did you go to ? (I've always wanted to go but it does sound like a PITA)

    Have you thought of buying 60 day lates instead of NOD's ?

    Or using foreclosureradar since they offer the latest in Nod filing ?

    I speak of experience of using the latter, I did get a great review from a well respected Bp member for the 1st. I had looked into it and it was all good but the boss pulled the plug since he decided that he wanted to do door knocking instead of a mailing campaign.

  • Real Estate Investor · Murrieta, CA · Member since 2009 · 34 posts · 1 vote
    16y

    I went to the Riverside County office in Hemet. I have considered buying 60 day lates, but I want to see what kind of response I can get going with this route. Foreclosure radar is good. It's a nice clean site that gives good information, but I pulled NOD's today that were filed 3/24/2010 (those were the latest I could get) and went home and signed up for the 3 day trial with FR. The NOD's they had listed were from 3/19. I'm hoping that 5 day period is enough to make it worth it. My BIGGEST problem was running into NOD's that I couldn't find the address on....otherwise it wasn't that bad.

  • Real Estate Investor · Craigmont, ID · Member since 2009 · 564 posts · 239 votes
    16y

    Check out this list of CA GIS mapping sites by county. You can often search by name, geocode, address or Tax assessor #
    It will give you a lot of information on the property as well including parcel size, sq ft of house etc

    http://www.coordinatedlegal.com/gis.html

  • Real Estate Investor · Craigmont, ID · Member since 2009 · 564 posts · 239 votes
    16y

    It looks like the one for RC does not have a search by name option :(

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