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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Auctions and setting limits
When purchasing homes at foreclosure auction, investors/end users are not able to do due diligance until after purchase. Is there a formula (along with fervent prayer) for setting limits to the amount one will bid on each house (i.e. calculating costs such as rehab when the house cannot be inspected)?