and that the house is now owned by FMNA.To me that means, the buyers didn't get paid....but had to pay the lawyers...and subsequently lost the house to foreclosure, ruining their credit AND the prior owners (who may or may not have known about the spiders at time of sale).Sometimes it's easier to just suck it up and take care of business yourself.  

My husband and I decided we don't want to be involved with a HOA (unless we can buy the entire thing and subsequently get rid of the HOA). 

It was a townhouse which had it's garage burn down and was subsequently foreclosed on.

Given the statistics of landing just one deal, I'd rather have many people to market to in order to up my chances of landing a deal.As far as the subsequent months, keep mailing until you land the deal or they ask you to stop mailing them. 

Our retail is really picking up as well, once Walmart came to town the main road in town started getting more traffic and subsequently a lot of shopping plazas were revamped.

. $230,000 home)Subsequently, I have crunched the numbers for my friend and he is anxious to see them.

I came across a "for rent" sign, called, and subsequently rented from a guy after he agreed to repair some things, or pay for items and I'll repair them.

The investor ended up bring money to escrow to close the subsequent sale when the title officer explained what had happened.John Corey

Also see if you get an automatic right to buy subsequent years if the taxes continue to not be paid.If there is a tax lien and the property has been improved with a home, etc then expect 1 out of 200 will not be redeemed.

If such action is not taken within a two-year period subsequent to sale, the certificate is null and void (Section 14-833).