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George Frye
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Finding Notes at the courthouse in Georgia

George Frye
  • Investor
  • Albany, GA
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I am looking to purchase some notes and was told to go look at the courthouse. I just found that in Georgia notes are called security deeds. However when I looked up security deeds on the county website these documents dont give me enough information to determine if this is a note I should be looking at.

Are there any investors in the Georgia area who have done courthouse research and found good notes. Please help.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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First, why do you want to buy notes, and what do you plan to do with them. Generally, "notes" aren't recorded in the court house, just the mortgage/trust deed which the security instrument for th note. Trying to identify a particular note, then going to the bank to buy that one, will be an exercise in futility...see "wild goose chase".

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