Before even buying a property do your due dilligence on the property or properties people are scam artest in real estate now.

Sounds like you're calling it a scam, No?

Considering you are going to hire the work out, you will be lucky to come in under $5,000 and that's IF nothing unsuspected comes up.""

If you could make liens go away by transferring titled... that would be very helpful and a great scam!

Buying low and then turning around and selling to a retail buyer at a retail price is a lot like the scams that have occurred recently with straw buyers and inflated appraisals.

It's a scam!

Does anyone have a "one stop shopping" site to suggest, or second choice would be the list site and they email you the list and you do the mail merge yourself.The key here is a site that is not a scam, if I am willing to fork over the cost for this direct mail marketing.

But I am reluctant to pay their fees, fearing that it might be a scam and I can't afford to crash and burn financially right off the bat.

How could you possibly be scammed when a cashier's check is involved?

Here's a new article from USA Today that I thought worth sharing:FBI: Housing scams more than doubleApparently foreclosure scams are really on the up and the FBI expects the trend to continue....Thoughts?