I am not sure why yet , but when the Deed is posted on the Registry of Deeds website,, I will probably know.

Recently I have received many inquiries from out of state homeowners about purchasing their properties via my website.

Longer term our options are still open as we network and explore the various avenues that are open to pursue.This website has a wealth of information and any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I did not plan on bidding on that parcel, but I was on the IRS website, looking at some of the auction properties and came across that.

Can anyone give me more detail of the chart?

Have any of you had success blasting your properties out via centralized websites that are in the business of charging wholesalers/sellers a fee to post their deals on the site?

Mitch,No need for a special account just to send in payments.Just send in a check with the payment coupon, or pay online if the lender has a website for doing so.As long as the lender is getting the payments, on time, they won't care who wrote the check out and from where.HTH,Jim

If you just have one or two sites, you can use godaddy to host it and if you dont know how to create websites, godaddy has a cool little templated site you can build called website tonight.

Hey everyone, I am new to the website and am glad to have found it.

Whats up People,I'm new to this website so I don't know how many people are going to view this topic.