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Sean C.
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  • San Jose, CA
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Tax Delinquent PROFESSIONALS!

Sean C.
  • Real Estate Professional
  • San Jose, CA
Posted

Hello Bigger Pockets!

I have two question for those who's mailed to Tax delinquents as well as able to grab that specific list.

I was able to retrieve the list a couple months ago from the county, and it was a total mess I guess they wanted to be really specific of what I wanted since they have millions of records. Looking through THOUSANDS, of properties/addresses I began to notice that 30% of the properties were roads. Like literally just property owned roads and some land.  So now, I'm trying to retrieve a new list again and make sure to get the right list. 

So my questions is.. What is the criteria needed to have a successful Tax Delinquent list? This is what I am brain storming currently.
- Specifically Single Family Homes.

-  Perhaps a 1-4 beds / 1-3 baths.
- Properties 1985 or 80's OLDER.

- Homeowners who have been behind for more than two years(?), around $2,000 or more. I live in CA and taxes are ridiculous, so I'm not sure what's the golden number here in this area.  (Not sure about this, I may have heard on one of the podcasts.) When I inquired about the list the first time they mentioned a time frame to be able to assist be better for ex. "11/01/2014 - ending 12/31/2015"
- Unincorporated properties
- Absentee Owned?
- Trustees ok..

Second question is....... What message would be preferred and best to send out to these property owners?

If anyone has done this, let me know. :)

Cheers, 
Sean

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Jonathan S.
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Jonathan S.
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  • Montclair, NJ
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Personally I think it might be wise to keep some of the vacant property and commercial properties on your list if you plan to wholesale. You may come across a nice piece of land that may be ripe to be developed and if you have a good buyers list you may have a killer deal.

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