I am interested in investing in the Montgomery County area and have noticed many condos that were selling for $200k 5-10 years ago are now either in foreclosure or selling for well below that - maybe around $95k.

Assuming the enforcement process is as straightforward as moving the judgment, providing the required notices, then having the sherriff's seizure/auction, the primary risk is that there are no seizable assets.

Hello Forum,I am interested in buying an REO in Pa and I noticed a buyer bought a Fannie Mae property for 42k and listing Price was 85k, 43k difference .

I drove past the property today and noticed a "notice of seizure" on the door.

Set up keywords notices.. they are awesome.

With Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, and the banks loaded with delinquent and vacant properties, the idea was to sell huge blocks of properties to institutional investors to be put out as rentals.

By CA law if they've been there more than a year, they get 60 days notice.

Then I noticed the as is price had been changed to $125,000 and it was a 10% drop from the 125,000.

I need help with a Notice to cease stating all the violations and then maybe a couple days after that a notice that I will not be signing a new lease with him and that I want him out on april 1st.

I know that the Notice of Sheriffs Auction is put in the paper 3 week prior to the auction.