Originally posted by @Tony Hardy:Great post.  

Hi Tony Hernandez,Wow, we are almost neighbors!

@Tony Velez It all depends on your personal goals.

Tony V

At @Tony Velez if you are inexperienced and the current owner is willing let them handle the eviction like @Chris K.If you buy the property in the middle of the eviction, there is paperwork you will need to fill out with the court which will allow you to take the former owners interest in the eviction.Call a Connecticut lawyer or go to any courthouse to get a rundown on how that process works.

Problem with the vast majority of the pre-foreclosure properties (particularly in our area Tony) is they have little to no equity.

The looser my financial connection to Tony and Bobo at the HML the easier I will sleep.  

Spoke to my sister and got this info:Anthony Owens Remodeling & Repair(301) 576-4056Her name is Eileen and she works with Tony so she'll probably answer the phone as he's usually out with his crew on jobs. 

@Tony SanFilippo I chose to do a double closing.

Michael, look for ways to mitigate the risk factors you're feeling and, as the great Tony Robbins would say, begin taking massive action towards your goals.