How do I search for a property if I dont know the default date

Submitted by Irma Nunez from CA - 12/09/2009 - 12:36pm

when I do a search by address I am asked to enter a date or a range, what if I dont know the NOD date?

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Submitted by Michelle - 12/15/2009 - 4:53pm

When searching for a single property it is important to check the box "show historical records" under the C-Cancelled in the Foreclosure Details area of the search bar. You will not need to include a date range since you are looking at all historical records. Also, it is important to "Select All" since you do not know if the property has been cancelled, sold to 3rd or is now bank owned.

It is also important that the address matches exactly what we have in our system. If you are looking for 707 First St and we have it in our system as 707 1st St you will get no results. This is why we always say less is more when searching for a single property. Start by entering the city or the zip code and then the street number and hit search. You can then sort the results alphabetically by address.

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