However, in the grand scheme of things, the title policy at the Seller's title company will probably be just fine (and again, it may even be underwritten by the same company). 

from what i understand, purchasing a property at a judicial sale wipes liens.using imaginary numbers, here is the scenario.house purchased at judicial sale for 40,000   (property worth 150,000)tax liens 2500municipality liens 2000utility liens 2000the owner sara (name changed) is deceased and the sister Mary (name changed) of the owner (who lives next door) is the intended heir.from what we know, the title/deed was never transfered from sara  to the sister Mary.Mary is also old, and has 3 powers of attorney. 2 sons and a grand daughter. so as far as we know the house is in the name of the Estate of sara from what i understand...  

Can easily make a few grand doing this with almost no time spent.

It's a rather small amount in the grand scheme of investing.  

I have a realtor friend out in Grand Rapids/Kalamazoo area!

I met a local rockstar investor here in Grand Rapids, MI.

Hello,I am an aspiring Real Estate Investor in Grand Rapids, MI that wants to help individuals coming out of prison transition back into society. 

I guess hurricane Sandy didn't affect the house too bad, my dad lost a passed down baby grand piano in his apartment and much more.

The next meet up is actually not at Panera, I think the group has outgrown the location and the next one is: Saturday the 22nd: La Boulangerie2324 Grand Canal Blvd # 1 · Stockton, CA

For me to even consider wholesaling a deal, there needs to be a 10 grand profit at least.