60-90 day "Late List"

[SoCo]

i did this for years......speant WAY WAY WAY too much money chasing down leeds......

i got the list from multipal sources, the best being the local lawyer newspaper.. (like a local trade rag). it would post after 90 days but BEFORE they actually went into foreclosure, this was the leagal doc saying "its going to happen" so you could call the owner and say, next tuesday you will prolly get a letter say FORECLOSER....worked well that you knew before they did...

IMO it is better to find a different way to find homes...

[NCshortsaleguru]

Did you ever find the 60-90 day late list? I have resources for those lists, mailers to go along with them and also short sale negotiation services. Let me know if you need any help.

[AubreyTheAussie]

I called www.guarnteedlists.com and they can do leads for .32 per lead with a minimum of 5000.  That's $1900. 

[RayE]

Hello everyone,

Knew REI here out of Sacramento, CA....

I too had been looking for reputable places to find "pre-NOD's", so this thread has been most useful...Too bad my current budget doesn't have an extra $1600...which is the correct cost of 5,000 leads at $0.32 per lead.

However, as my business grows, I'll definitely consider it.


Cheers,


RayE

[MortageSurvivalProgram]

Try www.leads90.com some time next week. They will offer 90 day late leads in all 50 states at the County Level to RE Investors. They have 60 day leads posted there as well but I don't think they are going to offer those. It must be in the domain name... There's always a restriction on the use of these types of leads, but they are worth it. I believe they will be live with this service before the end of the month. I was told you can buy in quantities as small as 300 leads. I don't know the cost, but you can bet it won't be $0.32. Hopefully it isn't much over a buck. We'll see...

[fadi]

The list exists somewhere for cheaper. ACORN offered it to mortgage brokers for free to help owners refinance in San Antonio... I was going to grab it from a loan officer for free.

Recently another mortgage broker told me that she can get it for me for $175 for the entire list in my city.

[icebergtec]

I've used EZdata. Their price is .45 a piece...500 minimum. I consider their list to be quit good. It includes the age of the mortgage, credit score, equity percentage; and of course first, middle initials and last name, plus address.

Their list is updated once a month, and they take orders once a month. You can specify your area by zip code (12 minimum), or entire county. The list is filled by 90 days late, then 60, then 30.

[shah]

Hey icebergtec:

Are you talking about ezdata.com?  Can you give the website address? Did you talk to them on the phone?

Thanks.

[slondeau]

$1900 just for the LIST!?? Why not just use a service like salesteamlive.com to mail it for too for that! Cost to sign up for service is about $2500, plus you pay for the printing and mailing, but they get hte actual list for you free. Break it down and I bet it is cheaper and much less headache.

I don't use them currently, but I'm not spending 2K to buy a list either.

[CreativeInvestor]

I recently started implementing a 30 60 and 90 day campaign. I literally mean two days ago. I called up a company who gets their list directly from the three credit reporting agencies. Minimum order is 1000 leads at 34 cent a pop. It cost per lead decreases with larger lead amounts.

Say I wonder if 30 days lates are a waste of time unless they was some way to only mail to rolling lates of 2 or 3 months. I just don't see 30 days lates being motivated to sell. Now 60 and 90 I do partly because that may be the point that there lender will not accept just 1 missing payment, but all payments.

I wonder if title companies have access to this information. How cool would it be to call one up and get a farm list for FREE?

Randy D.