Contact all of them either by e-mail or phone, and ask them for a list of their REO's because you're serious investor who is looking to purchase REO's.

-MichaelAnytime Michael, you can shoot me an e-mail....I have never done a double close yet but there are so many REO's out there I may have to look into it.......I normally sign a contract with a 60 day close, get a contractor in there for an estimate and then market it...if you want more specifics let me know.....

Better yet, just don't e-mail her back. 6 minutes from now, she won't even remember that she e-mailed you anything!!!

Ryan - if you post your e-mail on the web, you will begin to receive a lot of spam.

and then it will not even post a receipt or send you an e-mail for your receipt or give you confirmation in any shape / form or fashion.

However I do not get my data from MelissaData, there are several local providers here in Chicago that provide Notice of Default lists, Probate lists, etc.As to an e-mail system, I really like iContact.com myself.

An e-mail from a close associate from Keller Williams that works almost exclusively with investors here in CA.There is a great FHA loan program allows remodeling or repair cost to be financed with the purchase.Just 3 % down 1-4 units (at least one needs to be owner-occupied) Loan amounts up to 110% of current appraised value.

My name's Anthony E.

Another good link for a list of REO databases: mortgagenewsdaily.comHave you put your name on any e-mail lists to be notified by the banks?

I also have free technical support, e-mail account, and even a way to check statistic of visits... so I know how each page is performing and if I need to promote certain pages more.The system is very affortable.