All Forum Posts by: Atchut Neelam
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Post: Buying forclosed property before auction? Contact lender?

- Real Estate Investor
- Minneapolis , MN
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Originally posted by @Kyle Kelley:
Thanks @Atchut Neelam
Yes I have the address from searching the property tax records for the county.
Is this basically where direct mail / flyer posting strategies come into play? I have no experience doing that type of thing and have only read about it on here.
Have you ever done that and/or had success in doing so?
Hi Kyle
To be frank, my role is limited to researching and offering this info for investors.
Other experts here should be able to guide you better.
Post: Buying forclosed property before auction? Contact lender?

- Real Estate Investor
- Minneapolis , MN
- Posts 169
- Votes 33
Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:
The bank has no authority to sell, until after, and if, they get it back at the auction. Prior to the auction it's like a normal sale, the owner has to agree. If you're paying more than the bank pay off, regular sale. If you want to pay less than the mortgage total pay off, it's a short sale, with all that involves.
I agree with Wayne. One can easily find property owners mailing address from the property tax records.
Post: Probate Leads

- Real Estate Investor
- Minneapolis , MN
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Hi All
Based on my research over the years I can categories probates leads sources into four.
1. Probates Records which are available online with all info required. 20% of counties offer this data online.
2. Probate records which are available online but not all info is provided. 30% of counties offer this info. Over and above 15% mentioned in category 1.
3. Probate records not offered online close to 50% of counties.
4. Obituaries records with RE and Trusts. One can research to find whether deceased owns real estate. Almost all counties are covered in this category.
Key points to consider are
1. Not all probate records filed has RE associated. Research to identify RE associated records saves time, money and energy.
2. Some investors run campaign early, as soon as probates are filed, others after 6 months etc.. Key is to run the campaign multiple times at regular intervals
Post: Young, motivated, and willing to learn first-time investor from Raleigh, NC

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Post: Looking for Skip Trace Tools to Track Down Sellers

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Post: 7th Purchase in 2 years and 4 months

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Post: 101 Reasons to use a Real Estate Agent

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Post: inherited house

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Post: The 7 Steps You Need to Get Started Investing In Real Estate

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Post: inspiring stories

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