@Chris SeveneyYour last sentence is correct.

@Steve Babiak I need to read this sentence in the context in order to comment, but I can not find anything like this on the site. 

The sentence "I've got a lead on a Freddie Mac foreclosure that is headed to auction." leads me to believe that the current owner is Freddie Mac (meaning the legal aspect of 'foreclosure' has been conducted and concluded with Freddie Mac gaining a trustee's deed) and the "action" is via Freddie Mac or some other REO/GSE method like auction.com, econohomes, etc.

Concerning a mobile home inside a land-leased park that you are buying for all-cash I will try to answer you Ron in 1 honest/experience-filled sentence.

@Paulette Midgette - that post is consistent with what I expected, with the exception of the very last sentence.

Your last sentence is correct!

When someone sends you a come on like this, and doesn't bother to check his grammarand spelling any better than in the following 3 sentences he's not someone I'd waste any time on.1. properties that are motivated from developer2. wile the market 3. with little to know cashflowBTW, this SCAM has been around a long time, nothing new just because it's on the internet.

If you wanted to foreclose, you would first have to compensate (fully of partially) the first position noteholder before taking action....These two sentences from Kevin Yeats' post aren't quite accurate as they are written.

Any time I've tried in the past, lets say out of 10 responses, maybe 3 can form a sentence and actually read what work I need done, 1 will show up to actually do the work, and 0.5 will do the work correctly.

just a hint for the future…you can say thanks @Vickie Liu  in one sentence. . good idea @user2 in the second sentence I think I’ll do that @user3 in the third.