I am considering moving, but am concerned about ending up with a deadbeat landlord who lets their property go into foreclosure. Would you be so kind as to advise me where I could check the foreclosure status of a given address? Do I have to go to the county clerk every month?
Thanks muchly.
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There are various pay sites you can use such as foreclosureradar.com.
But an easy rule of thumb is to look up the property at sdlookup.com for sales history. Assuming you are looking to rent a private house/condo, if the current owner purchased it after 2002 I would stay away.
There are various pay sites you can use such as foreclosureradar.com.
But an easy rule of thumb is to look up the property at sdlookup.com for sales history. Assuming you are looking to rent a private house/condo, if the current owner purchased it after 2002 I would stay away.
There are various pay sites you can use such as foreclosureradar.com.
But an easy rule of thumb is to look up the property at sdlookup.com for sales history. Assuming you are looking to rent a private house/condo, if the current owner purchased it after 2002 I would stay away.
There are various pay sites you can use such as foreclosureradar.com.
But an easy rule of thumb is to look up the property at sdlookup.com for sales history. Assuming you are looking to rent a private house/condo, if the current owner purchased it after 2002 I would stay away.
There are various pay sites you can use such as foreclosureradar.com.
But an easy rule of thumb is to look up the property at sdlookup.com for sales history. Assuming you are looking to rent a private house/condo, if the current owner purchased it after 2002 I would stay away.
ah, that is indeed useful advice for *after* one finds oneself with a deadbeat landlord. however, I would be interested in avoiding this in the first place by checking up on the landlord before I sign a contract.
ah, that is indeed useful advice for *after* one finds oneself with a deadbeat landlord. however, I would be interested in avoiding this in the first place by checking up on the landlord before I sign a contract.
ah, that is indeed useful advice for *after* one finds oneself with a deadbeat landlord. however, I would be interested in avoiding this in the first place by checking up on the landlord before I sign a contract.
ah, that is indeed useful advice for *after* one finds oneself with a deadbeat landlord. however, I would be interested in avoiding this in the first place by checking up on the landlord before I sign a contract.
