I would like to preface with a thank you for the patience of anyone who might be reading this.
I am a 1st time buyer, and am interested in a house that will be sold at the public trustee's auction very soon. I am wond...

Also, try looking on a large trustee web site in your area… Usually they will have a Q&A, procedures, or buying at foreclosure sale information.

The banks have procedures and forms to make sure the buyer is aware the bank doesn't really know the condition and specifics of the property.

What about including a collection procedure notice in your move in packet or given with your lease.

His agent claims he's selling this house because of a sick child in the hospital and the need to pay medical bills.

For appraisals, your education will most likely need two books, Basic Appraisal Principles and Basic Appraisal Procedures.

It's a personal taste for investing and what appeals to you and your goals.I am bullish on multifamily,drug stores,medical right now.Commercial has trillions of maturing debt that is coming due between now and 2018.Banks are trying to hold on but the pain will have to come eventually.

Here is my situation.I am currently a fourth year medical student with ~$150,000 debt, some of which is at 6.8% deferred, some subsidized/deferred.

No state income taxes, vehicle inspection and CHEAP insurance rates for autos and medical.

It's cheaper to stop the court procedures than to take a reduced rent or no rent at all.