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Larry Hatten
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Larry Hatten
  • Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Any body know a good list broker that would be able to put together a absentee landlord list?

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Shane Foster
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Shane Foster
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Hey Larry,

Absentees are getting pounded right now. The only people really having success in that field are the ones mailing in mass quantities. I suggest you really try focusing on these list below that require an more effort. (Does not mean absentee owners won't work, but I would hate to see you get discouraged really fast.) But to answer your question... listsource.com

1. Probate- get from county or state (just google what court handles these cases and call to find out)

2. Evictions

3. 2 or more years late on taxes, then run it through my software to find the vacants. Find who handles your the taxes and then file a Right To Know (if applicable)

4 60, 90 days late on mortgage

5. Notice of default (foreclosure).. constantly stay in their ear , from start to finish.

6. discharged/dismissed bankruptcy cases (get from pacer)

7.Tax lien sale- published in legal news papers when auctions come up

8. Divorce- get from court

9. 25+ years owned or more for owner occupants with equity (list-source)

10. Code Violations

11. Vacant properties (drive for dollars)

12. absentee owners 3-5 years owned (most landlords sale after the first 2 years, and with prices climbing its a perfect list)

13. inherited properties: some states do not require heirs to go through probate if the will was recorded prior to death. these properties are sold through under a special deed

14. Expired listings.

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