You might have to do some work in order to get the actual low-end Warzone buyers; it should easy, just tedious work to sift through the names and prices to pick-out the ones that fit within ur segment market.If at all, all fails and no one wants to assist u, u can still hit GIS mapping system and look for the right parcel mapper and pick-out the buyer's names and their addresses then either send them a letter or give them a call.One more good tool is to post a free ad on Craigslist.Good luck with all the great work ur doing ma friend and feel free to shoot me a question if u needed anything.

I've been analyzing deals in the multi-family segment and interested in getting in deeper with numbers and analysis.

If you're still in Boston, learn a segment of that market!

You might want to narrow down on the segment of the industry that you would like to learn more about, then pursue options from there.

Students are a lucrative segment of the market.  

You have the larger multifamily segment, 10+ unit properties, and the smaller 5 or less unit projects.

My ears were ringing.I doubt there are any attorneys who specialize in note partials because frankly they are a made up segment of guru note talks not a major part of the real life note universe.  

I am mostly in the SFR segment but do look at opptys in the multi. 

In addition to the contacts Harry sends you, I would look also call the Customer Service center (you may be on hold for 15-20 minutes) and ask someone to see where in the process your file is.My observation has been that Sage is VERY segmented and relies on specific "email queues" and "file name conventions" to trigger each step of a long process.

To my surprise, I recently received a call from an owner of a home in the hottest segment of a competitive market in an area I am actively buying rental properties.