What size is this house?

My wife and I are looking in to buying our first home (we currently live with her father) and have heard that a forclosure would be our best bet for a good deal.

Depending on the size of your market and how sophisticated the MLS database may be, you could try to find a Realtor who is expert at working it to save both of you some time.I set up several different searches for distress property, including wild-card searches by owner (anything with "bank" in the name, for instance), agent remarks with terms like "as is" or "handyman" or "seller motivated," and listings of agents whom I know work with REOs.

Hello there KC-[size=24]And Welcome to the BP Board my friend!

Ask lots of questions about whats allowed and whats not, and what you have to do.There may be some lot size, setback requirements, or something else that drives the minimum size.

I’m a former Deloitte Touche CPA (Los Angeles office), spent three years as the GM of a property management company that owned and operated two mobile home parks and a good-size office building.

I'd be willing to bet that almost any county in CA has 100s of "deals" like this sitting around for the asking.

[size=18][/size]In my opinion and I am not an attorney Assigning a contract is alright because you are transfering your rights to purchase for a fee.

Give me the details as far lot size, square footage, beds, baths, & prices.

On the side though I'd like to venture into small/medium size business.