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All Forum Posts by: Adam Worland

Adam Worland has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Thanks for the info Jon, that's all I was looking for. The point is there in Bill's post and sheds light on the question which is what I was looking for. I simply had a passing question that I thought I would throw out on BP to get some info on. However, I could do without the pontification and suggestion that I am scheming to sneak and lie, or that I am dishonest or not integrous. I'm learning and would like to use this unbelievable resource without leaping judgement.

Might be a dumb question but if it doesn't show up that's an extra advantage, correct? The advantages are that it wouldn't affect your income to credit ratio? as well as perhaps not count as an official mortgage that would not count towards the 10 mortgage limit?

Post: How find Subject to deals

Adam WorlandPosted
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Is there a way to focus marketing efforts on only subject to deals? In other words I don't want to put out signs that are going to be brining in all types of deals when I want to focus my efforts just on getting subject to existing mortgage deals.

Is there a way to get a report on preforeclosures that have equity? I'm thinking of some kind of data list that shows folks who are behind on their payments, have only one mortgage that has been in place for 10-20 years. Maybe this list would be more likely to have a potential subject to deal vs. a short sale.

Maybe I could put up signs in more established neighborhoods or smaller towns where people don't move too often?

Thanks all.