Has anybody ever used “Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Co“ to buy properties for investment purposes?

@mau pan not sure how the laws work in pa but in Georgia you legally own the property the day of the foreclosure auction even though it can take several weeks or even months for the attorney to prepare and record the deed.So I always immediately get insurance, put utilities in my name and if it's vacant, get physical control and change the locks.Regarding the possibility of leaks, I always ask the water company to put service in my name, unlock the meter but leave it turned off at the meter.You can the turn it on yourself with a curb-key or a decent pair of pliers.

I recently purchased an out of state property through an online auction (foreclosure) and was informed that there was a vacate sign as well as a hazard sign on the property.

Hmmmm.... buy at auction for 2.1M.

Does Indiana provide a way to claim title on these, or do they need to go through an auction process?

I was on Zillow, which led me to auction.com for the details of the live auction dates.

We got a good deal at an auction.

A couple good ones are Bexar County Tax Auctions meetup and San Antonio Real Estate Investors' Discussion group.

Has anybody ever used “Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Co“ to buy properties for investment purposes?

What are my risks of buying a property which was sold at a foreclosure auction to one party (who may have made immediate improvements) and then the property was taken by a party which had purchased/exercised  redemption rights.