He said that everything appeared to be fine and that the element was too hot to disassemble.

Look at the paperwork at the clerk of court desk and write down the bid winners as well as all other bidders.

Jon, I did a little more checking around and it appears the double close is the safest bet for me .

I haven't looked around TOO much, but it appears that the best I've found is around 7% 30 years, 2k closing, give or take, 90LTV.

Turns out no bpo has been done (unless it was drive by - they never let anyone in the house), so my chances of getting the bpo done right are still very high.However in their court docs, the judge has ruled for the foreclosure and they have the value of the house at 226.

There is a lot of risk is no one makes the payments.................foreclosurelitigation happy sellers (rightfully so) will quickly 'invite the court' into the situation.once you've wholesaled the deal to a new buyer your out of the deal.giving money to the seller at closing is ok and very common IF the seller has equity.

I can just select the file that I want to make changes and all the META information will appear, ready to be edited.An Important Huge Improvement - Silos...I have been applying this strategy in my SEO before they came up with the term Silo.

This is where it can get sticky, let's say your in court to collect past rent, the tenant is going to tell the judge it was mailed.

If it gets ugly, this notebook will save you in court.

If you tell them otherwise, how would it look in court in front of a judge?