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.

For this same reason we don't build using cubits anymore or price the weight of goods based on how much is held in the king's hand.

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?