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Jennifer DeRosa
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City
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Real Estate Auctions - What newbies need to know

Jennifer DeRosa
  • New to Real Estate
  • New York City
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Hi! I just joined the forum and looking to expand my knowledge in the real estate investment world. I have been exploring an auction happening in upstate New York (sullivan county) and am considering bidding on the property that is rural land. I did due diligence on the property (looked up outstanding liens, tax zoning, and reviewed the deed etc) but is there anything else I should consider before bidding? Should I avoid this type of auction in general when looking for deals? Does the bank usually come in and buy the property back at a higher than anticipated price? Anything and all advice surrounding real estate auctions is helpful and appreciated! 


Overall, I'm looking at the cheapest way to buy property with little debt financing and low overall capital down so figured auctions could be a good place to start. 

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