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To: TH who wrote (274697)	9/10/2010 2:23:28 PM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Perhaps you need to familiarize yourself with the county property appraiser website for the answer...You might be able to get comps or browse through the tax rolls of the entire development, get sales, get REO's or developer owned units still to be sold. Another thing to do is check the county official records online and see how many pending lis pendens have been filed by the association against deadbeats. Yet another would be find the number of foreclosure lawsuits file and you can get that by finding lis pendens where the HOA is a defendant. Get your number of months of inventory yourself and find the pipeline of motivated sellers looking out 6-12 months.. Any savy RE investor or buyer would learn how to do their own due diligence. I have to know what is really going on in any community and never depend on realtors or press releases for the down and dirty real scoop.

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