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Michael Baradell
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Looking for advice on who to target (court house records)

Michael Baradell
  • Property Manager
  • New Orleans, La
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Hey BP!

I have access to an assistant who can search our local court house records. For those who have had success with this, what/who did you target? My thoughts were to target probate, divorce, and evictions. Any one have success with these?

Also, I am wondering if I can access these same leads via a third party source and use the assistant to search for harder to come by, but perhaps, more quality leads?? 

Any insight is greatly appreciated!

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Antonio Coleman
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Antonio Coleman
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Yo @Michael Baradell Good to talk to another Lousiana investor. Back in the day when I use to hunt down leads, I would head to the court house just to look up owners of properties that were vacated. Then I would leave a note on the door, and possibly send out a letter to about purchasing the property. Done right you can have good success with this, and to make it more effective think to get a website to educate them more on who you are and what you do.

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