All Forum Posts by: Matthew Rembish

Thanks, Ned! I heard it’s not easy and that sounds very similar to how investors in my area have obtained them. Wasn’t sure if there was a different way but it sounds like that’s what I’m going to have to do. Thanks again! 

Thanks, Pratik! Have you had luck marketing to these kinds of lists?

@Kerry Noble Jr Thanks Kerry! I guess it’s a luck-of-the-draw kind of thing. I appreciate the feedback!

I’m in the process of starting my first direct mail marketing campaign and I’m trying to avoid the popular sought-after leads such as absentee owned and pre-forclosure so I figured I’d look into tax delinquent owners and landlords who had to recently evict their tenants. Any idea on where to pull these lists from? I’ve searched the county websites but haven’t had much luck. Do I really need to go to Listsource for these? Thanks!

@Account Closed 

I can vouch for Martha. She knows her stuff!

You could get one of those cobalt drill bits and drill through the head of the screw. This would remove the screw without having to rely on the threads. Just make sure to intermittently spray the bit with some wd40 so you don’t overheat and destroy the bit. Good luck!

I work with First Integrity and they have been great!

@Jose Jusino Hey Jose, I felt pretty overwhelmed at first too but it is possible to make properties in NJ work. I've been flipping houses for the last 3 years now and I can say that it's definitely aggressive out there. I would go to some of your local REI club meetings and network a bit. There's a bunch in NJ; sometimes I'll even drive over an hour away to go to some. That will at least enable you to understand what others are doing to be successful and it's always great to network!

@Odie Ayaga Thanks, Odie! I really appreciate it! I didn’t make it to the last meeting but I’ll be at the next one.

@Michael Quarles Thank you, Michael. As always, your response is very informative. I always appreciate the insight you bring to the table. I have to look into CallText a lot more!