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Updated over 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

Flip your South Florida Foreclosure to me?
I am looking to purchase a primary residence located in Naples, FL. What I notice is that it would appear the brokers in this area have deals with folks like yourselves and are giving first looks and backroom deals on prime foreclosures so I never get a chance at them. It's business and I understand that, I'm not complaining. I'm saying I want in, in some manner.
I'm ok with someone making a profit off of me, I just want a beautiful house for my family at a good price. I'm more than happy to have someone flip me a courthouse steps purchase that I fix up as well as I'm not comfortable enough with that process to take part in the auction.
So with all of that said, how would all of you suggest I proceed? Should I go to auctions and try to make connections with the obvious big players? Should I educate myself so I AM comfortable enough to take part in an auction? Or some other strategy?
Thank you kindly!