Two years later watching the newspaper sold properties by zip code - homes in that area were then selling for $108K, $110K & $112K.

I saw an ad for a new 3/2, 1 car garage in the local newspaper on Sunday, June 17th.

Overgrown, newspapers piled up on the front door, a boarded up window (not shown).

Hi people, Found a property listed in the legal section of our newspaper, around the corner from my house, at the time of auction foreclosed on by First Bank.I went to the courthouse steps and placed a bid, was the high bidder.

People aren't buying newspapers anymore like they used to.

Probably the best information about the economy of a particular area will come from area newspapers.

2) People are bidding on the loan being foreclosed,which is why every so often you'll read in the newspaper that a couple bought something at a FC sale thinking they got a great deal only to find out they still owe the first.You can bid any amount up to what you're owed including the fees you mentioned.

You are certainly better at finding rentals than I am , I grew up in the newspaper age .

In my contract it states that the seller allows the buyer to market the property on the MLS, in periodicals, Newspaper, and with a for sale sign in the yard. 

I'm going to be doing advertising on the radio, TV, news papers, flyers, etc. saying "We Buy Houses, Land, Multi-Family Homes" to pull them to my website.