Another avenue is to attend the sales, find someone who is clearly seasoned, strike up a convo, and see how they deal with the issue.  

I can help but think how someone that contributed to so many people's financial ruin in continuing to be out here promoting webinars.Here is one here...https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6120378021491955982His linkedIn Profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanpiscano/bears a striking resemblance to Shaun Cohen!

Below is from my recent FINANCED purchase - what can I strike out in cash?

Typically, if you purchase a foreclosure auction property and contact the entity holding the lien and explain the situation they may reduce or strike off the foreclosure-lien held against the property.

Just strike up a conversation about food on the shelf you are both looking at, or the long lines, and before you know it, you will be out of your shell.

But, every time I go to bat-I strike out :(   I'm I the only one, who has no mentor, just enough in the bank to cover bail, if necessary ( Just joking about jail ) and can not get funding or backing, because the stars and cosmos don't line up in my favor, for stealing a kid's trick or treat bag 40 years ago?

If there is an existing mortgage on the property, is it possible to strike a deal with the bank/lender that owns the mortgage note without actually foreclosing the property? 

Frankly that does not matter and does not give grounds for withholding, as they have been collecting rents, have the keys, etc.Hopefully they come to their senses before the clock strikes noon, otherwise I will be dialing up my attorney and taking them to court.

If I need to put money down, I will strike a JVP and buy my partner out after 6 months with the refiIs this a bad deal since there's no built-in equity?

I've been renting for my whole life and feel it's time to put my money towards my own property but also trying to strike the balance between paying down my student loans.