All Forum Posts by: Carletta Grier

Thank you @Ned Carey. Glad you haven't forgotten me. 

@andrealane - go to the home and see if the owner wants to sale.

@johnmorgan and @ryanmiller - thank you 

@bethbannor thank you and @kalyncatlin thank you

@nathangesner - thank you, your detailed response is appreciated. 

@Max Ferguson - thank you for the feedback.

@Andrea Lane - buying from those whose property has been sold at tax sale. 

I have worked in the legal field relating for real estate for over 20 years. Working with tax sale foreclosure, mortgage foreclosure, and everything in between. My positions created a conflict of interest so I couldn't do any investing. I have now transitioned to another position so the conflict no longer exist. I have so much knowledge but don't know where to start. I know how to find people online, research property owner information, perform title searches, etc. I think I should have a mentor but not sure who to trust. I figured out a niche but not sure where to go from here. Any feedback would be appreciated. 

@Bradley N. - Was the lien recorded prior to the first mortgage? If it was not recorded prior and notice was sent to them notifying them of the foreclosure the lien is extinguished. The previous owner still owes the money but it no longer attaches to the property. 

@YiBing T. - There is nothing you can do to make the court move faster. You need someone at the court to find out if there is a reason for the delay. Call the court house and ask one of the clerks for status of warrant being issued. You need to make sure the file was forwarded to the Judge for signature. Don't be demanding when you call or your file will sure to be put at the bottom of the stack. I waiting for someone to get back to me regarding a referral for eviction attorney.