Hey guys, I'm doing some research on a pre-foreclosure property that is about to go to auction in the next 2 months and I just saw the possibility that the only person in the title of the property may be deceased since 2004.

I went thru the process and the terms came out to be 77k @ 6.3% variable APR.

Invest in a pre-construction condo with a projected occupancy date of 3 - 4 yearsSimilar to many others here, my goal is to begin investing in real-estate and get my feet wet and in the long-term, I would like to own multiple properties that I rent out or flip.My questions are:Which option would be a safer bet?

New to the game, no money, found a pre-foreclosure client and not sure how to 1) fill out an agreement , 2) what agreement to use. 3) want to make sure my investment is protected after we pay off the arrear amount.

Everybody has to agree on what's an "expense" vs. what's a "pre-expense" (CapEx, for example, is money you pay now against an uncertain future, and not everybody does that).

How long a Pr-approval letter will be accepted as evidence to an agent or seller is up to them.

I love talking to people but I don't know what it is about calling people in a pre foreclosure status that scares me.

Purchase price: $112,000 purchased as a pre-foreclosure in 2007 with the intention of flipping it then the bottom fell out of the real estate market and arv dropped to 40%.

Hello, so i found out a property near my moms condo is in pre forclosure, as well as has a year in unpaid HOA dues im just having trouble finding out the information on the pre forclosure what resources would your rec...

If the guy's worried that you could do this deal with him and then cash him out 12 months later with a refinance, you can always build in a pre-payment penalty either with a de-escalator or just a flat figure (try to avoid it if possible).