Also sometimes they may have a website.In more major metro areas there are also usually private services that are compiling this information for a monthly subscription fee.Otherwise you can go to the courthouse and look up the filings yourself.Steele in Minnesota

You probably have some criss-cross type database provider in your area that you can contact to get a subscription.

Contact the local MLS directly and see if they'll let you buy a subscription.

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I was given a subscription to a magazine of my choice for Christmas.

Does anyone pay for a monthly forclosure list in So. Cal? If so what is a good one. What are good reliable sources? I know I can check daily at the hall of records...It is very time comsuming. What is out there th...

Does anyone in calif use this subscription to find forclosures?

I only charged for subscription to view the address and contact information.

What I did determine in my little experiment however, that I could just knock 20% off and likely be pretty close to the actual sale price.I do have a free subscription to fastweb, another of First American's products, so i do use it regularly, and drop the numbers by 20%.

What is the instrument that binds you,such as your operating agreement or partnership agreement or subscription documents say about redemption?