Back Tax Property Data Done Correctly by Jack

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Jack Butala:

Jack Butala with Jill DeWit.

Jill DeWit:

Howdy.

Jack Butala:

Welcome to our show. In this episode Jill and I talk about back tax property data done correctly by Jack. This is kind of a technical show. Jill's going to try to entertain us in between my crap that Jack says about technical stuff. Great show today, Jill. Before we get it all rolling let's take a question posted by one of our members on success plant dot com our free online community.

Jill DeWit:

Okay Ethan wrote I have been sending out mailers like crazy for a few weeks now. I now have deals coming in however, I'm stuck. I have a signed deal in my hand but I want to make sure I'm covering all of my bases. What are some of the ways to check for liens and encumbrances? I'm just nervous because this is my first acquisition. I thought I heard that information would be accessible with data to doorstep but just do not know how. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Here is a reply from one of our members.

Jack Butala:

Good story.

Jill DeWit:

Yes. Hello Ethan, congratulations.

Jack Butala:

This is how success plant works. I don't mean to interrupt you Jill, actually I do. People ask questions and senior members or more seniors member, ones that have experience, sometimes it's even Jill and I or our staff they answer them.

Jill DeWit:

Exactly.

Jack Butala:

It's free.

Jill DeWit:

It is free. Hello Ethan congratulations. This is a process that I use. Step one: determine if the information is available online directly from the county. Search by county name, state real estate records, county name state assessor, country name state treasurer et cetera et cetera. Love it. Some are easier to navigate than others. Some require you register. Some charge for certain documents.

Jack Butala:

The more rural the county, the less information you'll have but data to doorstep covers a tremendous amount of it. I think that's probably going to be still true here.

Jill DeWit:

It's true. Let's see here. This is so much good information too.

Jack Butala:

I know.

Jill DeWit:

I love this too.

Jack Butala:

I learned stuff.

Jill DeWit:

This is stuff that we've done ... We have our own little thing. Keep all your successful findings saved in a database. Yes that way you know everytime you do that county you already have all have all these people's phone numbers. We've done that. We do that too. Good advice. Step two: this should not yield ...

Jack Butala:

Should this not yield results.

Jill DeWit:

Should this not yield the results you're looking for, contact not go to data to doorstep. See if it's available through the service. Yup, most time it is. Another resource is title point. I haven't use title point at all.

Jack Butala:

I haven't either.

Jill DeWit:

I never get to that point.

Jack Butala:

I will research it after the show.

Jill DeWit:

Then step three: call the county directly. Again, should this not yield the results you're looking for you can call the local title company. Wishing you much success, Tory. This is great. This is all kind of like Tory's explaining his steps that he uses acting in his own title agent which is excellent. Doing your own homework.

Jack Butala:

I've been hearing about liens and encumbrances. Liens and encumbrances are things like a mortgage or it could be a lawsuit filed against somebody who owns property. Could be a bankruptcy. Maybe the person or the company that owns the property filed bankruptcy and the asset ...