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.

The next day the co-worker told me that she and her husband had just loaned money to their friend because they didn't want to see him and his family on the street.I told the co-worker that it was better that they get screwed than me, but she told me that her husband had insisted the deadbeat sign over the title to his truck before they gave him any money!

She recently came out with a book titled "Fast Cash: How I Made Fortune Buying Notes".

To get a ACCURATE assessment of property values, you should consult with title company and/or contact realtor in your immediate area.Whatever the stated property value may be...it is best for you to subtract another 10% off valuation.

You'll have to find a title company or lawyer who's willing to do this.

Have you viewed a title report to see if there are any other liens besides the one that is in foreclosure?

Consult your local tax records to see who's on the title.

call listing party to schedule a showing, ask them why they are selling, ask them if they feel it needs repairs, how long it will take them to close, are all parties on the title located and getting along well enough to meet at the closing table, ask them if they have any inspection reports or if the proeprty has a termite bond, get ALL the listing parties contact info.4.

Cut him out on the second one......lolI would make sure it's closed at one of the title companies that I have close personal ties with.

You are buying the property as is, where is, without title insurance, and generally without being able to see the inside of the property!