All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Account Closed how can I automate this information? I apologize as I'm still learning to navigate my way through tax records websites and other websites used as tools for RE investing.

@Neal Martin thank you! I did see that when I looked up Maui County thank you. Have you use this list to find leads on Maui?

Thank you @Michael Gayer Jr I still have a lot to learn! Looking for any advice or guidance I can get from other investors.

@Michael Gayer Jr sorry I'm not sure where to find a list of probates online. I meant that when I googled the owners name that their obituary had come up in the newspaper and that's how I knew that specific property was a probate. Sort for the confusion.

@Michael Gayer Jr yes you're definitely right about Hawaii having some strange rules regarding Tax Liens! So far my research has concluded that Hawaii doesn't sell properties over the counter (according to the C&C tax assessors office) and I'm still waiting to hear back from the State Tax Collections department regarding Tax Lien Certificates.

I've found those probate properties by researching them through the tax records and google. Once I've found out who the Owner is I'd google their name(s) and their obituary showed up in the search results.

@Lane Kawaoka I'm trying to use it as a motivated seller list to find off market leads. I found some probates while driving around my neighborhood. Do you do probates here on oahu? 

@Randy Gaona lol I called back several times throughout the day and the week 🙈 And. Lay of the time they directed me back to the same lady 🤦🏻♀️. It's ok it's a learning process! And yes NOTHING in Hawaii  real estate is like the mainland! It's ok it'll all be worth it in the end!

@Randy Gaona @Nate Maier I finally got the list! It took me almost 2 months but patience and perseverance definitely paid off! The only downfall to this is that I've realized that Hawaii is an entirely different ball game than the rest of the world! After making many phone calls I've been told that Hawaii doesn't sell Tax Liens/Certificates. They do a foreclosure sale once a year where a 1 year redeemable tax deed is given but was told that most property owners will pay off their debt before the sale to keep their property and that's why they haven't had much properties to sell at the annual auction. BUT this can't be right as the list is over 300 pages. So I asked her what happens to the properties that aren't sold at auction to which she replied that they're out back on the list for the following years auction. 

@Randy Gaona thanks Randy! I appreciate you trying!! I'll let you know if I ever do get that list! Right now I'm in the process of doing so through email. They had me call 5-6 different departments and email a bunch of different people but I'm hoping my persistence will pay off soon lol. Anyways thank you again!

@Kirk Bausch yes I've tried intellius but so far haven't had any luck yet. I'll give Locate Plus a look! Thank you for the recommendation! I'll also take a look on Upwork as well!