I would like you to meet FRED or Foreclosed Real Estate Database. Actually, FRED has been around for a long time, and I have just moved it to a better location. It now resides within the main site, with the blog, which now has a new design. This will ultimately help us all find foreclosed properties and content faster.
Blog redesign
I have finally deployed long overdue updates to the blog, including a new design/layout, which was required for the updated foreclosed real estate database.
Another objective of the blog redesign is to help make it easier to find/access topics that you have been asking for. This is in response to your answers for the recent survey that I did. Thanks again to all who participated in the survey, I really appreciate all your help! (I will publish results of the survey in another blog-post).
This is still a work in progress, I still have a lot of changes to do, especially for those viewing from a mobile phone/tablet. You can already see a preview when you visit our homepage, which looks like this (from a desktop):
The updated design also applies to the members area, which is the home for our very own “How to buy foreclosed properties” training. By the way, I will be re-opening enrollment soon, so if you want to ensure you are notified early, you should subscribe to the early notification list.
Foreclosed Real Estate Database
Combining the blog and the database in one location paves the way for a lot of improvements that will be deployed soon. I’ll share more details when these are ready for public consumption.
For those not familiar, having a database means we can search by keyword, city/municipality, price, type of property, etc. Try doing that with a bunch of listings in PDF/excel format and you will know how difficult that would be (a single database solves that problem!).
At the moment, the database is still in beta mode and improvements are ongoing.
You can already try it out below. Don’t forget to refine your search by specifying the the city/municipality and other filters you want to apply (for example, maximum price, type of property, etc.) and you can also sort the search results (for example, lowest price to highest price, etc).
Anyway, if you have any comments, suggestions regarding the blog and the database, please let me know by leaving a comment below. Thanks!
Sir Jay what is you email where we could get in touch with you? I emailed you using the the email address from this website but I did not get any responds. Thank you!
Hi Rey, sorry but my email inbox is quite full (260 thousand + unread emails as of July 2016), it would be better to ask through a comment like this, which is what I prioritize because it helps more people. How may I help you?
I was asking you sir Jay about a course but since I received an email update about your new course, I will start from there and also does being a member of the course would have a life time access to your email if ever we have questions? Do you have a previous member from cebu where I could keep in touch?
Hi Rey, for this batch not just email, but also lifetime access to Q and A webinars/mastermind sessions. I believe there is someone who is based in Cebu right now
Hello Jay. Hope I can find house and lot somewhere in Silang Cavite.. . My budget is just 7K.
Hi Mr. Bisnar, that’s one of the goals of the database, since you can sort according to location/price, it should help you find a property that fits your budget. Is the 7K your gross income per month or net?