All Forum Posts by: Adam Struss

Not sure that I agree but I'm definitely interested in your perspective on that. That's like saying you can't find people that like to play basketball at parks. Just because someone is at a park doesn't mean they like basketball, but the likely hood of someone that likes basketball being at the court is much higher than someone that likes bowling being there. That's the point of a list. Of course motivation can come from different places, but in the case of something like a foreclosure, the goal isn't even really motivation. Whether they want to or not, they need to get rid of that house. More so marketing to people that need to rather than want to sell their hosue.

I've been trying to pull government lists (pre-foreclosure, probates, and water shut off) for quite awhile now in the Lehigh Valley. I can't find them anywhere online and I'm currently working a 9-5, so I can't make it to their office to go in person. Has anyone had success pulling government lists in this market? Any advice would be much appreciated.

I would definitely explore it. Typically, the sweet spot is usually around $300k purchase price to be worth it, but it also depends on what the building is. i.e. empty warehouse vs luxury hotel would be a big difference in savings. Also, when did you purchase the property and how long do you plan on holding it? I'd be happy to explore this with you, we can prepare you a projected tax savings report free of charge. If we don't save you money, you aren't charged either. We also provide audit defense which is included as part of our service. Feel free to reach out and we can chat or schedule a meeting.