I have a lengthy Legal Opinion, from my seasoned Legal Team regarding this matter. 

I heard that it's sometimes possible to contact people whose homes are on the foreclosure list and make a deal with them to save them from foreclosure by purchasing the home and catching up their overdue payments.

Hello Everyone,I'm not necessarily new to BP however this will be my first introduction to the public in a forum, very long overdue, but i haven't been avoiding either.  

I have seen many posts about evicting occupants after closing on an REO, but I am wondering about gaining access to the property during the eviction process, which can be very lengthy.  

You can get approved for FHA 203K loan but obtaining the repair loan is just very lengthy – this comment comes from mortgage brokers.

Make sure you check out both overdue taxes and sewer and water charges when making any offers.

I've heard the process can be lengthy as well and the property needs to be in a market their sister/affiliate bank serves.  

Those are yours, if you have properties in an HOA.You will also have legal and CPA costs, you must account for major tenant damage and lengthy, ugly evictions. 

I have to trust that she will make the right decision.However, I will say that I had a lengthy discussion of what I wanted done with the property at the outset.  

I don't want to have to go through a lengthy ejectment process.