There may be 2 houses between the 2700 and the 2800 block and only 2 lots, so it is not as easy as just counting the houses 2X2.So I am resourceful, I hit the CAD, foreclosure sites, even Zillow and Realtor to scour for owners of the house.

I just did a search and there is not a single multi-family foreclosure in the whole area.  

Depending on the area, bank REOs can often be purchased as similar or lower pricing than NPNs, and you get the advantage of fully inspecting the property and avoiding the time, cost, and risks associated with foreclosure.

Hello Everyone, I was wondering, would it be a good idea to begin your very 1st investment with buying a home from a foreclosure auction and partnering with a property management company? 

I looked it up with the country, and the taxes are about to be 3 years behind...and going into foreclosure in April.

As an owner-occupier, I bought a duplex in foreclosure using FHA financing.

I am under contract on a foreclosure in town, that I plan to fix and flip.

Hi guysI was wondering if any of you guys knew how to access foreclosure homes in Boston area do you have to pay for the information on certain sites or is there other ways.Thanks

The neighbor's property sold at foreclosure last fall.  

I personally don't see it.I can understand it with the PPMS for multi's that were done 3 to 5 years ago and values rocketed as rents increased and money became so available.I have only sold maybe 3 or 4 of my properties to tenants and these were pre foreclosures ( when you could legally buy them in Oregon) and the folks just bought their home back from me.Now as I exit the rental business My wife has one of her aggressive lenders calling the last 9 or 10 of my tenants and trying to qualify them to buy our homes.. other than one home the rest of my current rentals are all A class so if tenant does not buy they will be retailed.