Auction.com lists a few important docs: Trustee Sale Terms and ConditionsSample Trustee Deed Upon SaleSample Certificate of Sale/ReceiptIRS Form 8300Foreclosure Property InformationTitle Insurance Policy InformationI think the 1st four docs are those I need to fill up, sign up when auction is done.  

The margins are a bit thin for me Just my .5 cents

Listening to the podcasts has been a phenomenal way for me to find what jumps out at me.

At the moment, Buy and Hold seems like it makes the most sense for me.

It is not appropriate for me to comment on why any specific member is no longer a memberhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/rulesMODERATOR NOTE:  No off topic discussion.

My question, in its purist form, what am I missing from these two scenarios:Scenario 1Sell current home - Buy new homeSell current home realistically for 335k with 10-15k in closing costs = 320k320k-55k mortgage-48k home equity line = 217,000 at closing.Put 100k (25%) down on new home.

She was a agent years ago in another state and it's likely that it'll be less work for her to renew(continuing ed credits) than for me to start from scratch.  

I'm learning which markets work for me and what kind of buy/hold I'm willing to tolerate.  

Dear Bigger Pockets Friends,I have a self directed IRA from Pensco which was formed when i was a passive investor on a multifamily deal. 

Also I am interested in forming a LLC to hold said property and learning about mortgages that are transferable to a LLC without refinancing through a commercial loan.