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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Where to find foreclosure small multi-family opportunities
Hi BP!
I'm new to BP and relatively new to real estate - just bought my first buy-and-hold rental investment this past October. Connecticut and Brooklyn are my "backyards," but these residential markets took off last year so I'm now looking for pre-foreclosure and foreclosure opportunities with small multi-family (2-3 unit) properties. I've seen people mention on here that you can find foreclosure opps by looking at NOD/lis pendens lists, or lists of people late on their mortgage, but any recommendations on how this search might different for small multi-family? And anything specific to NY and CT, since it seems every state is different?
Really appreciate any and all thoughts!
Doug
Most Popular Reply

Hey Doug, Congrats on the first property!
If you go to do jud.ct.gov, you can search for pre-foreclosures and foreclosures by town. You can also see the scheduled sales. They are at the properties, on Saturdays, inspection starts at 10 and bidding starts at 12.
Good luck!