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All Forum Posts by: Nick Galletta

Nick Galletta has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Best campaigns for Tax Delinquent Lists

Nick GallettaPosted
  • Morristown, NJ
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

I have slowly been acquiring Tax Delinquent Lists from towns in my area. I have a few questions, as I am very new to this space.

1. Could someone provide me with the best website/company to help put together a direct mail campaign?

2. Are Tax Delinquent properties used primarily for wholesaling investing? Or has anyone bought a tax delinquent property and used it as rental property?

3. Any tips about the process as a whole would be appreciated!

I am looking to gather feedback on the best websites/sources to get the name and phone numbers of absentee owners, or even just multifamily property owners in general. So far I have tried the following methods:

Listsource & REISkip: I paid for the list of 2-4 unit properties within several counties from Listsource which gave me the property addresses and the name of the owner. I then took that list and entered it into REISkip to get the phone numbers of these property owners. However I came across several issues with this method listed below:

1. Listsource left out a significant number of properties from their list. There were 5 duplex properties on my street alone that were not included in the list. In fact, there were no properties even listed within my town.

2. For the properties that it did generate, some of them had the wrong name listed. So consequently when I put it through REISkip, it would give me the wrong persons phone number. Not only that, but many of the phone numbers that were generated were lines that were no longer in service; which I am not sure whether that is the fault of ListSource or REISkip.

Haines.com: Haines.com does not generate the property owners information, rather it populates the information of the current resident of the property. So it could be giving me the information of a tenant and not the owner. I could attempt to take the list of properties from Haines and run it through REISkip, but the cheapest package from Haines.com is $999 for the year, which is tough to validate given the lack of property owner information.


So with all that said, can anyone recommend a website or a source or even a strategy that has worked for them to find multifamily properties, as well as the property owners name and phone number?

Post: Multi-family Property Owner Lists

Nick GallettaPosted
  • Morristown, NJ
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

Any update on this? I just purchased a list from listsource looking for 2-4 unit properties by county. But there was a lot of properties not included on the list that I know of just from driving around my local area. Also, has anyone used REIskip? i heard that is a good source to gather phone numbers of these property owners.