Ah i was just in valencia today!

Not saying that every single product will --- just in general. 

LOs are 'unusual' in the world of realtors and they don't like doing anything unusual just in case they get sued.

@Justin BrownHi where are meet ups with your group?

Originally posted by @Justin Gardner:I am a Certified Environmental Consultant and I work with Abatment Companies Every Day!

I’m also just in the process of soaking in information but wanted to step right in and get a property and have that be a learning experience.

Just in the 5 units that we're interested in their are over 80 liens!

Justin

Sadly, in hindsight I should have sold this place instead of moving back into it…I had planned on keeping this Seattle area house even after relocating out of state in a few years to retire, just in case I decided to come back, but now I see I’d rather sell it and buy something else with the money as a base that can remain a rental in case I ever decide to return.So what to do and why?

So it sounds like a straight cash offer would fly.here is the Oregon one  look up Washington oneAs used in ORS 646A.702 to 646A.720     basically what is says is if you buy a property in foreclosure and U flip it you have to give the old owner a % of the money you make on it  there are time lines and %  calcs in these laws.it was for this reason I stopped doing this.. now if you buy at trustee sale or sheriffs sale this law does not apply just in pre foreclosure and these were enacted during the mortgage crisis.. but they remain on the books..