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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: judicial foreclosure question Posted by Kristine-CA on August 27, 2010 at 9:47 AM In Reply to: judicial foreclosure question posted by lmac on August 26, 2010 at 9:30 PM I'm in SB county and am not aware that of any area has more judicial sales than others. Partnerships don't inherently require a judicial foreclosure....wonder if you can clarify you thinking on this. Judicial foreclosures will be listed in the adjudicated papers. The place to look for judicial foreclosure leads wouldn't be the recorders office, but rather the courts. But even then, you'd be looking through a mountain of lis pendens to figure out which ones involved a judicial foreclosure. If I'm missing something about judicial foreclosures happening under my nose, please help me out! : Ward, I am interested in buying in a particular area of southern california where : properties are foreclosed on via a judicial foreclosure because most of the properties : are owned in partnerships. For example, because of the size of the parcels, each : parcel typically has 3 owners, each with 1/3 interest in the parcel. Although I doubt : anyone is being foreclosed on in this area, I would love to find out when/where judicial : foreclosures take place in this particular county (santa barbara). Any tips on where to : find out about sheriffs sales? I have scoured the county website and cant find anything. : I havent seen anything on foreclosureradar and like sources about judicial foreclosures. : Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated! Follow Ups: Mountains vs a molehill... Ward-CA- 12:38 AM, 08/27/10 (1) Again, we're in 'violent agreement' Rick, the Probate Guy 4:11 PM, 08/29/10 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : I'm in SB county and am not aware that of any area has more judicial sales than others. Partnerships don't inherently require a judicial foreclosure....wonder if you can clarify you thinking on this. : Judicial foreclosures will be listed in the adjudicated papers. The place to look for judicial foreclosure leads wouldn't be the recorders office, but rather the courts. But even then, you'd be looking through a mountain of lis pendens to figure out which ones involved a judicial foreclosure. : If I'm missing something about judicial foreclosures happening under my nose, please help me out! : : : Ward, I am interested in buying in a particular area of southern california where : : properties are foreclosed on via a judicial foreclosure because most of the properties : : are owned in partnerships. For example, because of the size of the parcels, each : : parcel typically has 3 owners, each with 1/3 interest in the parcel. Although I doubt : : anyone is being foreclosed on in this area, I would love to find out when/where judicial : : foreclosures take place in this particular county (santa barbara). Any tips on where to : : find out about sheriffs sales? I have scoured the county website and cant find anything. : : I havent seen anything on foreclosureradar and like sources about judicial foreclosures. : : Any advice you have would be greatly appreciated! [ 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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