(You might be able to search by using thefirst few numbers of the parcel numbers)Then check the trust deeds that were recorded on those properties.If they are from the same bank, a broker could've targeted thatneighborhood as a great 'target' to make some easy money.Check the sales price if you can.

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This will ballpark it for you.Honestly, if you are looking to sell a park and are not sure of its worth, hire a very experienced broker.

Make a few calls to local mortgage brokers and explain the situation.

You should, however, speak with local mortgage brokers and find out what they can offer you.

My father's girlfriend was a local broker so I had great information on properties, but I never could do anything about it.

im knew although i have been browsing for some time, ill give you a short history of myself before i explain what i would like to do, Im currently 22 and at the age of 21 i had saved approx 15k for my first home, I had read every investing/mortage/real estate book i could find, before i really started looking, threw family i was introduced to a very respected and succesful real estate broker who has several offices, so i thought it was wierd that he was wasting his time with such (small fish) but he helped me find a forclosure,i bought a 1800sqft house 3 bed 3 bath etc for 112k, it was the ugliest house in a super nice neighborhood.

I am a real estate attorney and a licensed real estate broker, but I now run my own property management firm in Syracuse.

Do brokers have access to these types of lenders?

Taken from Wikipedia.We have been attempting to market (keyword "attempting") our multi-media text services to realtors for several months and I am absolutely dumbfounded with the response we are recieving from real estate brokers, agents and independents.I have been in marketing for over 20 years.