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Josh Adamo
  • Oxford, GA
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Preforclosures, Lis Pendens

Josh Adamo
  • Oxford, GA
Posted

Hey BP,

All help and advice needed. Ok so I recently started adding preforclosures to my mailing list. The only problem is that I'm having trouble developing my list. When I go to the county clerks office they almost seem dumb founded about what I am trying to look for. They told me that they had no way of finding out if a house is in preforclosure and to check with the newspaper. I was trying to ask them if there was a way of looking for Notice of Defaults, lis pendens, or Notice of Sales. She said the only notice of defaults that she has would be for like credit cards or accounts like that. Any suggestions??

Ok, then I asked about lis pendens and liens and they showed me what books to look at but I was completely lost. I looked through them for about an hour trying to get an understanding of how to sort through the books and was also ease dropping in on some conversations that were floating through the air trying to see what they were doing and how they were doing it. If anyone has any suggestions please leave a comment. I would greatly appreciate it!!

Thanks,
Josh Adamo

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