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jerwan 2 Posts Member Since: 02/28/2003Join jerwan's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 22:12 on 02-28-2003 Hi everyone I am new to this site and I am needing some help. I currently have a good deal on a pre-foreclosure house, but I have to locate the other owner. I am not sure what to say in my letter to get a response. Can someone give me an idea !! Profile of jerwan Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
TheShortSalePro 3969 Posts Member Since: 01/29/2003 Oakhurst, NJ Join TheShortSalePro's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 11:31 on 03-01-2003 Just a question. How do you know that you've got a good deal on a house if you haven't even spoken to the owner(s)? Profile of TheShortSalePro TheShortSalePro's Products Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
jerwan 2 Posts Member Since: 02/28/2003Join jerwan's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 20:16 on 03-01-2003 Well I have spoken to one of the owners, he works with me. My problem is the other owner is no where to be found. My friend and the other owner are no longer friends and do not communicate with each other at all. My friend is very interested in my offer, but since we live in a community state property I have to get the consent of both parties. Profile of jerwan Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
dansails 52 Posts Member Since: 02/06/2003 North Olmsted, OH Join dansails's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 18:33 on 03-02-2003 You may consider using a skip trace service which may cost $25 on up. Profile of dansails Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post
rse2 46 Posts Member Since: 01/19/2003Join rse2's Network What's My Favorites Network?	Posted: 19:08 on 03-02-2003 Buy the mortgage and then foreclose. Each state has specific rules on what constitutes "legally sufficient" notice. Follow the rules and you can foreclose out all interests except yours even if you can not locate all the parties. Profile of rse2 Edit/Delete Post Quote this Post Report this post

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