Ben did a great job in taking a simple real estate investing fact and turning it into an entertaining blog post.  

An auction can be held for anything whereas a foreclosure generally wipes out everything except the first mortgage (AS LONG AS) you are not bidding on a junior lien that is foreclosing.What you need to do is look at the local foreclosure attorneys for the county you want to buy in. Take

This isn't a post about a deal that closed, but one that didn't.My success was in taking the leap and making the offer with the numbers to back it up--I did it and stand behind my numbers.

., she claimed she had documentation, but I had no interest in taking on the condo association, which flat out told me no.

Wholesaler can come in, take a "headache" off the sellers hands and get paid in cash while that headache goes away.

If I were you I would start talking about succession planning for his rental empire and tell him you have a genuine interest in taking it over or a portion of it.With an estate as big as his tax implications can become a real problem if measures are not taken prior to his passing.

So if there's anyone out there interested in taking us under their wing feel free! 

But it sounds from this quick summary, unless there is some other factor you're not telling us, like you have a great case.Now, for my lawyer intake questions:Why wasn't this discovered in your appraisal and inspection? 

I'd be interested in taking a look at any potential opportunities you come across @Milan Dixon

I’m hoping you might be interested in taking me under your wing or help me navigate this industry.