I must admit, i'm a new wholsaler in Atlanta but I have a strong committment and vision of making successful win-win opportunities.

My understanding of the total estimate debt is that if the bid does not meet that criteria, then the winning bid could be rejected.  

Win-win situation.There are also investor-friendly agents out there who won't take the full commission because they know working with you means volume.

Basically, I'm trying to create a win-win situation, where I can buy a house with little money down and have a trusted tenant, while my friend saves a little bit on the rent.

Seven pre-owned homes sold w/in last 12 months, $90-160/psf varying DOM.

I enjoy working with people and would like to focus on serving the community and providing win win situations for myself, sellers and buyers.

I really believe that the broker representing the seller is the other bidder just trying to get as close to the listing price as possible after he catches a fish.I read that someone placed a highest bid and the auction was due to close which it never closed and he was left trying to figure out why he didn't win the auction and it was back to the NO TIME REMAINING status again.

I have never used HM lenders or even private lenders. But In an effort to expand and take on more volume I have come to realize it is my only option for being able to hold more than 1 property at a time. Does anyone...

Now, with winning both cases, the business is doing really well, I am wanting to buy the home, at a HUGE discount.

At the auction, there probably will be no requirement to announce lien position; in my area, there is no requirement, but the lender attorneys have lately been announcing when they are offering a junior lien (because they don't want inexperienced bidders "winning" the bid and then backing out later).