You could try to track down the new location of the owner, either by mailing a letter and writing "Return Address Requested" on the envelope, or by getting the current tax payer via the county websites, and then using one of the search sites such as www.zabasearch.com, www.skipease.com, www.whitepages.com.

Looks like a pretty usefull site.

I guess the first one is always the toughest, especially when you will be living there.Btw, your site looks great, and I am also a Mac user as of a year ago.

Hello New to the site and I`m glad to be here!

I don't think there is any regulation or timeline that the bank has to adhere to for REOs, but the only reason I couldn't see a bank liquidating an REO asap is because it is under some sort of lis pendens.

(Except for the home I live in)I'm glad I found this site and plan to learn as much as I can, especially how to find and make that first deal.

Welcome to the site carameux.

If you have the cash nothing's stopping you from buying with all cash.Just pick a set of 'investment guidelines' as set forth within this site, follow them, and make sure you get a 'good' deal.Clean up your 'terrible credit' and things will get easier.Good luck.

I have rsearched bank REO sites, foreclosure websites etc... have put low ball offers in but no luck so far.I have heard that you should pu in about 15 offers /month and you might find smthg.

I have rsearched bank REO sites, foreclosure websites etc... have put low ball offers in but no luck so far.I have heard that you should pu in about 15 offers /month and you might find smthg.