When a HERO improved home is ready to be sold, we offer a variety of options that may be available to you, including transferring all or part of any remaining HERO balances to the new owner.

without more detailed information i will give it a shot... yes many many list sources out there to buy. you can do some google data scraping (very inexpensive)or you can pick up the phone and dial for dollars.    

Hey @Allende Hernandez - nice work with cross-checking the tax delinquent status.I've heard this issue come up with a few other people over the past few months (specifically regarding the tax delinquent status not actually being up to date in their system, even though the data was pulled from a fairly recent date), but that's the first I've heard of the actual ownership being that far off... that is a little concerning.I think the accuracy of some counties is somewhat dependent on the county itself (because some counties are very good at providing current data, others are pretty bad).

They will also integrate the website that you currently have and whenever somebody does send you that email to get in contact with you, they have the ability to directly inform you but also place the information of the potential motivated seller in the data base for you.

The house has been fully redone: kitchens, bathrooms, roof, Windows, HVAC, etc.Sale price: $195,000 ($175,000 cash, $20,000 paid interest free over 5 years to the estate)Expected to appraise at between $205,000 and $210,000Taxes: $2,500    Insurance: $1,300Total rental income: $1,750My father will be financing the $175,000 cash for a fee of $5,000 Closing costs: $3,000   Transfer tax: $3,750   Property tax reimbursement to seller: $1250The max financing I can find is 80% LTV.

Each month I manually pull data for a mailing list.

The son who the property was left to has done nothing to claim the property so after speaking with him, he spoke to a lawyer who said it would be a month to get it transferred into his name.The problem is the property is tax delinquent and is scheduled to be auctioned off next week.

@Stanley Kong in many cases the seller is asked to sign a form that verifies the data is correct that has been input by the agent.

This month’s housing report, released today, includes accompanying infographics to better represent data.

Case in point was my Lawyers advice that my ex and I 'could not each make a settlement payment to each other' Our situation was this;I owed her about 20K to settle paying her back for part of a small inheritance she had received but was used on a joint asset I was fairly flush with cash that was NOT in retirement accounts since we had just sold or marital home that was paid off.I paid her 40K in cash (20K more than I owed her) and in return she transferred to 20K or her retirement account assets.