If a seller has it listed with an agent, it unlikely they're motivated to the extent you want to get a good deal.

Bullseye always make sure you get a large non refundable deposit this way it motivates the buyer to stick with the deal.

So here's an example:I come across a motivated seller.

If you want, I can sell you some software to help motivate you to buy more courses that could potentially help motivate you to consider buying real estate.

Any senior liens will remain in place after the auction.I assume from the way your phrase your question that you're thinking at bidding at the sheriff's auction.

So he's got not much to lose and not much motivation for coming down in asking price.

., and the borrower would get the remaining amount.But since this is in some other country, I have no idea if the process is the same or not.

For the balance 10%, making you 100% leveraged, you can use any of the above options you and Jon mentioned.Sellers are often willing to carry back a second note, you just have to find sellers who are motivated enough or are in a situation that makes sense to do so.

You must be active in your oversight of the PM company and the investment iteself.While you do need to rely on the abilities of your team members, you must remain diligent in your management of each team member.

Buying sub to refers to keeping the loan in the "seller's" name and you, the buyer, "promising" to pay that mortgage on time.The only way this method works is if the loan is "worth" taking over, meaning that it is not some ARM or high interest adjustable loan and that there is enough equity remaining.