Property is currently occupied and listed on auction site.  

I have collected all property docs, title docs etc, will be going to go to my first foreclosure auction next Thursday and am in need of a investor agreement/contract. 

One of the hardest challenges in my experience is how un-structured many of the richest data opportunities are (county foreclosure lists, auctions, for sale by owner, etc.).

Those other debts are still there in the court house steps auctions.

Purchase price: $23,000 Cash invested: $16,000 Sale price: $63,000 This was a nice property that I got from the auction put a little work in it and flip it fast!

My question is: In this particular market is it it possible to offer home owners who have their homes on the auction list a price that covers their back taxes and interest along with cushion money to sweeten the deal and buy that property free and clear?

Currently struggling to find deals using auction sites as most of them want cash only.

SHE IS FAVING FORECLOSURE AUCTION IN TWO WEEKS ..

@Darrell Hall, the tax deed can be obtained three years after the auction, no matter who owns the tax certificate on that date.

If you’re the high bid, you may or may not have met the undisclosed reserve.Generally you get clear title, read the auction terms.Always pay for your own title insurance, do Not take the “free” title insurance...it is an incomplete search and recorded liens will be exempt.Payment terms should be fairly obvious...a deposit is required upon acceptance of bid, closing in how many ever days are specified.