Here are two examples of Foreclosure listings:
Central Ohio Foreclosure Source - Daily Reporter Newspaper. This site is where I get the most recent foreclosure listings, check your newspaper or call the city to find your list of foreclosures.

Here is what a listing looks like when it is pulled up on the daily reporter

New Filing (8/16/2006)
Foreclosure Actions
06CVE08-10610 — Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Person in Foreclosure 2222 Gleneagles Ct. Dublin OH 43017 Person in Foreclosure 2222 Gleneagles Ct. Dublin OH 43017 and unknown tenants, if any, of 2569 Punderson Dr.; foreclosure of mortgage 193,161.91. Judge Bessey.
Manley, Deas & Kochalski, LLC by Lisa K. Pomeroy
8888 Punder Dr.
Hilliard, OH 43026

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This follows-up my May 15, 2007 and May 23, 2007 articles about Indiana law applicable to creditors that want to pierce the corporate veil and that wish to recover under Indiana’s Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. On July 20, 2007, the Indiana Court of Appeals issued an opinion upholding the trial court’s piercing of the corporate veil, normally a difficult thing to do, as well as affirming liability based on the UFTA. See, Four Seasons Manufacturing, Inc. v. 1001 Coliseum, LLC, 2007 Ind. App. LEXIS 1589 (Ind. Ct. App. 2007).

Indiana’s general principles on “piercing”. Four Seasons, on page 12, sets out these guidelines:

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One can hardly escape the news that appears by the minute on radio, TV, the internet, in print, and around the water cooler, that there are quite a few people in trouble with their mortgages today. The reasons for why they are in that position are for another time and place. What I would like to focus on today is what to do if you are facing that threat.

The story I am about to relate happened to me a little over ten years ago.

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Here is an excerpt from my home study course “Short Sale Fundamentals” in the final phases of completion now.

The Homeowner is in Bankruptcy

First off you don’t ever want to offer legal advice to the homeowner unless under the rare situations where you’re a qualified attorney. Let’s discuss the two typical types of bankruptcies that you may encounter.

Chapter 7 - know as Liquidation

Chapter 13 - known as Reorganization

With either type you are going to have to contact the Trustee of the Bankruptcy to get the property released out of it.

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Are you searching for more info foreclosures for sale in your area? Foreclosures in most areas are causing concerns for many but this real estate market hiccup will certainly make way for an opportunity of a lifetime.

Foreclosures have made me quite wealthy and I’m here to give you my hype free “Beginners - million dollar guide to becoming a real estate millionaire.”

Don’t stop reading yet…

You’re going to learn the very secrets used by many of my very successful students to create massive earnings.

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