So, on a 100k deal, you would offer $80k less repairs (say $5000), legal/court costs of $1200, utilities for 3-4 months ($1000) and so on.Final offer would be $71,000.

Hello there my good friend-You do not need to go to the county court house to find out this information.

When going to the court house for preforeclosure what am I looking for?

Originally posted by "Lioness1677":Besides your local REIAS and just good marketing,,what do you guys suggest on actually purchasing a buyers list from someone,,,I saw a few ppl metion it in other convos,,wanted to know if that was something to be considered,,I am a newbie to wholesaling and find that the finding of the investor is definatly and upward battleI have always been lucky finding good investors at your local trustee sales (at your court house).

I can't imagine dealing with the Newark / Essex County court system for eviction for non payment would be a picnic, something to think about.

In my area not every court has probate records.

Ok so I went to the court house today and asked for the probate filings.

As far as option #1, there is tons of records, but I thought that probates should be indexed on the court website (at least that how many people claim it is working in their counties at this thread ).

I was directed to the municipal court.

Of course check your probate court, or search for "Orphans court" or "Registrar of Wills" your city/county.