he also suggest using others credit and pulled out a stack of credit cards in his draw.

Instead of rehabbing a property and putting it on the MLS and hoping someone will buy it, I rehab it, refinance it(pulling some cash out and my investment) and then look for a lease option tenant or a regular renter.

So, if you and an owner were to come to agreement, and the lender agreed, the lender could pull the auction.

As far as filling out the deed... you can ask any title company to help you, or... go pull a copy of a deed that is already recorded from your local county and use it as a sample.

She gave us the NROC (non-refundable option consideration) which covered the cost of pulling the property out of foreclosure.  

In my opinion, robbing Peter to pay Paul doesn't make sense unless you have some *very good* alternatives for the cash that you're pulling out of house #1.

So I agree with the other posts (although I am very GREEN at this), that you just have to make a decision to do it now even if you don't pull it off perfectly!

They allow you to pull all three everyday for about $15 a month.For those starting out with bad credit and no cash you need to get your own financial house in order.

If the hosue is in the foreclosure process, the foreclosed owner will still be on the title until the sale is done.If the home is in foreclosure, go to the courthouse, pull the foreclosure file and see who is the trustee for the proceedings.

Or will it be easier if I am pulling a hay wagon stacked 10 feet high with my old baggage?