Notice of default, forclosure and auction listings (Myrtle Beach: short sale, foreclosure)

[Marylandsailor]

"Notice of default, forclosure and auction listings"

Does anyone know the best free source where one could find this info? Are they listed in conway somewhere at one of the county offices or is it better to look at the newspaper legal notices. If so, which newspaper is best? Thanks.

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[creekgirl4life]

The Myrtle Beach Herald publishes the default notices and fc actions. You can now search online here (http://www.horrycounty.org/courtrosters/PendingCases.aspx - broken link).

[hats]

If you really want to get ahead of the game look at credit default judgments filed recently. Then trace the name to see if that someone owns a house. They will always stop paying their credit cars and toys first. The house is almost always the last thing to go. You will be light years ahead of the so called opportunity buyers waiting for a property to get foreclosed. Then you can call the home owner and get their information to start talking with the bank to take their property via short sale directly to you, and for many times less than what it would go for at an auction because the lender is saving thousands in foreclosure, carrying, and remarketing fees.

I know people so into this that if they know a person is on the edge of losing their house they will buy the note from the servicer (if there is equity in the home value) and pay people to slash the home owners tires, etc. Bringing added expenses they can't afford so they lose the house. Don't hate, its just business and not me doing it and the debtors shouldn't have started defaulting.