Foreclosure.com? Any recent experiences?

Question

I read some past comments and wanted to see if anyone has more recent experience with this service.  I am considering doing the trial membership but don't want to waste my time if the information is inadequate or outdated.  In my region Title companies don't maintain or provide this info. and scanning Trustee's notices is tedious.

Don Doji · Answer

You might to check a post on this matter:

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Cheryl C. · Answer

Hi George.  I know that title companies around here do not have any such lists.  I get the impression, from posts here, that in some regions they do.  I always knew when some seminar came through the area because I would get a bunch of calls from people demanding "the list".

I used to buy a list back around 2000-2001.  It was quite good and well worth the $100 per month as it was very detailed as to loan balances, etc.  I sent someone to the Courthouse last week to bid on a place.  Same old, same old - people paying too much in my mind.

Anyway, I had a bid last week on a foreclosure.com property and I think it was a good deal.  I didn't get it b/c my agent looked at the wrong house (I was out of town) and told me it was horrific.  Not.  This is why I have to see everything myself.

I'm going to look at an upcoming sale in the next few days.  I may take a run at it.  I was just wondering how often they accept bids below reserve.

George P. · Answer

Title companies do not provide NOD listing services, it's one big lie sold by the gurus. Title companies are in business of real estate closing, not list brokering.
Go to the county directly and inquire about NOD's. Some will fax it to you, some sell subscriptions. 
Best of luck