If it is owned by the bank, and going on auction, can I put in a pre-foreclosure offer (an offer before it goes on auction)?

I have a 3 bedroom house in New Hampshire that I want to use for mostly ski rentals as there is a ski area nearby.

Basically, you could get a pre-construction price without the pre-construction risk.

But generally, yes if you are forming a corporation or llc in the u.s. for purposes of some legal business venture, the cost of any property you need to perform the service/manufacture the product/grow the crop is a pre-tax expense of the business. 

Does anyone have suggestions for mountain communities in Northern California between Latitude of Sacramento and as far south as Fresno where I could achieve the following with a primarily VRBO investment but occasional personal use:• Near ski resort (not necessarily prime Tahoe but smaller like Bear Valley would do)• Purchase price at or below $250k• Monthly short term income of at least $1500 typical• condo or cabin bit cabin preferredSome areas I’m familiar with are Tahoe/Truckee (typically too expensive), Arnold, and Lake Huntington.

But I think they like online payment because they can buy a pre paid visa and use that.   

Hey guys, I have the rights to buy a pre foreclosure (the sherif sale is on Wednesday).

Or was this just a pre-2008 thing? 

Also, in terms of speaking to banks, I think you get that out of way and get a pre-approval. 

I hit local banks and got a 150K HELOC with 2.99 intro APR.