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Originally posted by Account Closed:most real estate professionals has mls access. some have IDX access on there websites Just found access to a local site that has IDX (thanks for the tip).  

In all cases where real property has been heretofore, or shall be hereafter, sold on execution or in any mortgage foreclosure proceeding, the purchaser at such sale, or his successor or successors in interest, may during the year or years of redemption, in case of the expiration during such year of any insurance policy on the premises sold, pay the premium necessary to procure a renewal of such policy; and in case of any taxes or assessments being delinquent, or in case any installment of interest or principal upon any prior or superior mortgage shall be due or become due during such period of redemption, the purchaser may pay the same when or after due, and in all such cases, the amount so paid, with interest thereon, shall be and constitute a part of the sum necessary to be paid for the redemption from such sale.Disclaimer: I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV.

Thanks for the tips!

@Lee SmithThank you for the tip of "images.google.com"  That's awesome.

Hello, I am new to REI I'm starting by wholesale marketing getting and closing out deals are there any tips you can tell a beginner like me on how to connect with buyers, and closing deals? 

@Joe Homs - I would need a general inspector too make sure that the home is in tip top shape. 

I wait at a restaurant and I bring in about 2k a month from my paychecks and tips combined.

Take just a few days to really educate yourself, then you can look at special niche areas and read some good books for tips and ideas of "how to", but you need to know the basics first. 

Both are great ways to network and pick up a ton of tips and research how the local real estate is going.