About Us

Ten years ago I was a young farmer driving a tractor over fertile Colorado soil. I was happy farming, but I was planning to get married, and I wanted to provide a comfortable life for my future family. Providence landed me a job in finance, where I saw investors scrambling to buy the discounted properties of failed loans, and I suddenly realized the tremendous potential for me in buying distressed properties.

Working foreclosures part-time, I bought one property, rehabbed it and sold it at a profit, and the rest is history, as they say. Now, I have bought dozens of houses and multiple unit properties, which I've either resold or added to my rental portfolio, and I've made an excellent living for my growing family. I take pride in having learned to think and move outside the box.

Seeing my success, people often ask me, "Gary, how can I get started buying discounted properties?" Perhaps they've seen projections for more than 18,000 foreclosures in five Denver Metro area counties by the end of 2006, and they view foreclosures as a huge opportunity to provide a better future for themselves and their family. Basically, they're asking me to open the door to opportunity for them.

I've thought a lot about how to help motivated people who are interested in foreclosures. What I've realized is that while, sure, you might be able to get one property in foreclosure, you need a system in order to achieve repeatable, sustainable success. You need a method for analyzing and tracking the properties you want. That's what I'm making available through DailyForeclosureResource.com. DFR's goal is to offer reliable, accurate, up-to-date info like none other, and most important to me, it's a fully interactive data set so you can query hundreds of properties 22 different fields, analyze them within minutes and target those you want. You can then flag them and manage them with your own private notes.

A Better Way

When I started looking for discount properties, I drove out to each of the Denver Metro counties and copied the foreclosure lists into a yellow notebook by hand. Things are easier now — many of the counties now offer their lists of foreclosures online — although you have to pay as much as $100 a month for the raw data alone.

But then you still have the problem of organizing and analyzing the properties before you get into your car or pick up the phone.

During my 10 years in the business, I've developed a method that's totally unique to this business. I attribute 80% of my success to it — the other 20% being my motivation to get ahead. And because I make an excellent living from perhaps 1% of the daily foreclosures, I thought, why not open the door to success for other motivated people by making my system available?

In my office building, a restored 2-story Denver Square, my staff headed by Melanie and Miles strive to promptly enter the data into the DFR system. They've been with me, collectively, for the decade I've been developing the system, and they are very familiar with the foreclosure process, and care passionately about the accuracy of the data. No mindless typing drones input this info. No bogus names or ghosts get entered in order to pump up the list. Miles and Melanie research any oddities in the county records, striving to make the info as accurate as they can get it.

In my experience, three elements are essential for being a success in this business: current data, an interactive system that allows you to query by your criteria, and back-office support that gives you property values and encumbrances so you can accurately assess the true value of a house. The raw data gleaned from lists is useless without the ability to analyze and manage it.

This is the beauty of DFR:

• You can get accurate, up-to-date foreclosure data without spending the time and money to compile the list yourself

• You can fully query the info by 22 searchable fields, and then manage it with your private flags and notes

• You can access info on comparable properties and encumbrances so you can make an excellent, informed decision on the value and true cost of a property.

You Have the Potential to Make Money

If I can make hundreds of thousands of dollars in foreclosures, maybe you can, too. Remember, I was driving a tractor a few years ago. I had no family trust fund to finance me, just my hard work and a few good people to help me.

DFR can help you to build a better future for yourself and your family. Whether you're a young investor hoping to make a full-time income in foreclosures, or a family man or woman wanting to make money while teaching your kids the value of entrepreneurship, or a retiree wanting an independent income, DFR is one essential tool that can help you to be a success in this field. Possibilities abound, depending on your background, skills and motivation.

DFR opens the door for your success one property at a time; one property for the chance to upgrade to a bigger and better house, one property for the chance to rehab to have a bigger and better balance in your bank account, one property for the chance to list as a realtor for a potential commission and one property for the chance to consider as a lender to make a loan on.

A Bigger Goal

One property today, another tomorrow. A system that helps open the door to the possibility of repeatable, sustainable success. That's the key to building first income, then wealth. Let DFR help you unlock your potential.