It is going for auction at $75k the comps are going for $135k.

Were there any lienholders (mortgage, IRS, Medicaid, judgment, etc) on the date of the tax auction?

I've never been to an auction or purchased anything through auction so I wanted to go check it out.

After having 4 potential deals fall through I have found another potential deal on auction.

I've gone to multiple auctions (Philadelphia Sheriff's Sale), inquired of vacant/distressed properties directly with the owners, worked with random realtors after expressing interest via real estate websites (e.g.

A tax lien state you are bidding on properties knowing that the large majority of properties will get redeemed and you will get a small percentage of properties.Most wholesalers buy lists of addresses and send out a mass mailing trying to connect directly with a motivated seller before their property goes to a public auction or gets on MLS.

I'm trying to get my feet wet in "courthouse steps" foreclosure auctions.

I bought it after a real estate crash, 1992. values dropped from $120K, to 40K sold at auction.

When you bid on a house it's like an auction.

This week I won an auction on xome.com for a property in Portage county Ohio.