I would do some more investigating into previous rental history.

Regardless of whether you decide to investigate short sales or move forward with purchasing a foreclosure or pre-foreclosure, having reliable local real estate professionals on your side makes all the difference.

I'm going to investigate my options when the Spring comes.

I’m starting to do some investigating in the Midwest area to see what there is to find.

By the time buyers are starting to investigate (i.e. by the time a property is placed on the potential auction list) it should be too late for the owners to recover. 

Although I am still investigating, I believe that they moved out a week or two earlier.

Before we could get somebody to fully investigation the property suffered further collapse of bricks into the basement causing it to lean over.The insurance company are denying coverage due to "Earth movement" no quakes recorded in the area so I guess they mean from build up of water over the years.

A very good friend of mine is in law enforcement and I shot the idea across his bow, asking him to help me investigate the checks in the pictures.

Something to work into the contingencies in the purchase agreement for sure, if you’re not going to have a full probate investigation done.

I can add a rough number for reno/repaIrs to see what that looks lIke.If from there there aren’t any pictures and the deal still looks like I need to keep investigating I’ll find a way to see what’s going on that’s not pictured.