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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Title Searching and Ambiguous names Posted by Nick(Colorado) on April 06, 2002 at 12:13 AM In Reply to: Title Searching and Ambiguous names posted by Sean Wagle on April 04, 2002 at 5:31 PM Sean Wagle: Some first hand experiences here: Ward is right, in the end you must use the persons name. First get very good with the computer system in each of the counties that you work. Doing tracks by the grantor grantee name is usually easy. But spend a few extra minutes and also learn how to do tracks by property description and TD/RDT. The faster you can look at the data from multiple points of view, the better you will be when it comes to the pinch. Also the more assurance that you will have in bidding. I would also suggest that any prospective foreclosure investor does some self training in the area from home. How? Some counties have data portals on-line. This allows you to search the data bases at leisure, after hours. Nominally these are not the best counties to invest in. Mainly because the online data brings out every boozo with two nickels to the auctions. But they are good for leaning. In the end you must return to the blind name search. Why? Because some liens (such as a TJ or UFT) will only appear against the person, but be attached to the property. And, of course, you need this information. Follow Ups: Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Sean Wagle: : Some first hand experiences here: : Ward is right, in the end you must use the persons : name. : First get very good with the computer system in each : of the counties that you work. Doing tracks by the grantor : grantee name is usually easy. But spend a few extra minutes : and also learn how to do tracks by property description : and TD/RDT. The faster you can look at the data from : multiple points of view, the better you will be when : it comes to the pinch. Also the more assurance that you : will have in bidding. : I would also suggest that any prospective foreclosure : investor does some self training in the area from home. : How? Some counties have data portals on-line. This allows : you to search the data bases at leisure, after hours. : Nominally these are not the best counties to invest in. : Mainly because the online data brings out every boozo with : two nickels to the auctions. But they are good for leaning. : In the end you must return to the blind name search. : Why? Because some liens (such as a TJ or UFT) will only : appear against the person, but be attached to the property. : And, of course, you need this information. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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