The court can issue a 1099 (to the borrower) for the difference or they may send the borrower to a collections agency, or even garnish the borrower's wages.In regards to foreclosures, Trust Deeds are a written instrument legally conveying real property to a trustee (or a third party) used to secure a mortgage or promissory note.Trustee's SaleA sale conducted by a Trustee, in the case of foreclosures, this refers to the sale of the property in question.Notice of DefaultWritten notice sent by a lender notifying the borrower that he/she has not met his/her obligations under the loan contract, and the lender may take legal action to enforce said agreement.

She just held an all day conference in Anaheim which I attended as well.

and thanks for the welcome :)I've heard of chicks that click.... don't you have a conference every year?

Georgia also conducts tax deed sales, rules and times vary based on county Bidding Process All tax deed sales are by competitive bid State Specific Information Georgia is a good tax deed state but the auctions happen often and the foreclosure process in not easy http://www.tax-lien-certificates.com/tax_lien_certificates_georgia_ga.htmlhttp://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/georgia-tax-deeds-51021.aspx :beer:

The last time it was for one of my other business (computer software) - I partnered with a local college and helped some of their students get to a conference related to their subject, it made for a nice 'community conscious' angle, and got picked up by some local papers.

., "title company") will conduct a title search.

Most Sales are conducted on the 4th Monday in August of each year for each County that schedules its' Annual Tax Sale.

For example, Texas has 254 Counties; however, almost every city, town, and ISDs-Independent School Districts are also able to conduct Tax Sales as well----that's in addition to the regularly scheduled Tax Sales at the county level--these properties are subject to a redemption period.

I attended a NARPM conference this week, and there was a brief mention of a rider that can be added to landlords comp policy that, in the event of a loss, if the city code people require you to upgrade, for example, your electrical service to current code, this will cover the added expense, vs.

I attended a NARPM conference this week, and there were some interesting ideas presented.