These are pop up late-night TV 'real estate wannabe moguls' who are working the steps. Usually just idiots who think they can buy cheap and sell high. I got a mailer today with the same crap. I looked at the Google map of where the return address was and it was some junk house in a run down part of town that had some sign that said basically the same thing in the offer. The level of sophistication and their knowledge about your property may vary, but the end result is the same. They don't do it for fun.
If you really want to shake them up, ask them if they can HURRY QUICK and get you and offer an 'sale' before your bankruptcy kicks in. :0)Meh, if you have the time, take them for a ride !
I plan on it, this isnt the only person who has text me about that property. Im going to start replying to all of them and giving them the run around.Meh, if you have the time, take them for a ride !
Speaking of vultures, we bought a new house last September and the first month we were bombarded by vultures sending out mailers trying to make it look like they were our lender, but they had no affiliation, they wanted to sell some mortgage insurance crap. After a month we stopped getting so many but I just got another one earlier this week, same crap. Who sells the information or publishes the information for these vultures to use to spam you?
people get the info from death notifications via obituaries. Easy to look up a name, cross reference county tax records and find out addresses and or property taxes paid. That way the know the deceased owned property. Also court records when will is in probate.
