[stevsand2000]

foreclosure? Or FSBO? I want a list that gives the address and I don't want to pay for what seems to be public information. I just want to see if there are any good deals out there.

[877YouKeep]

This site will be offering Pre NOD leads, I have spoken with the site owner and he says he can get them directly from the credit bureau. Pre NOD comes in 30 days 60 day and 90 days late set up by zipcode.

[kella l]

get on MLS.com this is multiple listing service this is what the realtors use across the nation and it will tell you if it's a repo, also there is realtor.com and that's even bigger than MLS

[Will D]

It takes a little more work, but if you contact the banks in the area you are searching, they themselves usually are able to provide a listing of the properties they themselves are foreclosing on.
Like I said (takes a little more work) it does mean going bank to bank and asking them for a listing, but because you went to them directly, you end up saving money. What they will price the property at for you directly, is not what they will tell a listing service (ie MLS.com) to list at, which means you can save even more money on the purchase.

Hope this helps!!

[877YouKeep]

I am guessing you are talking about REOs and getting in touch with lender REO departments? The only banks that will possibly give you a list are the smaller grassroot banks that are locally owned.

[realestatesecretweapon]

i've heard of a Co. out of FL. that offers these leads directly from the bureaus

[877YouKeep]

We offer PRE NODs but they are not free