have you checked it out with the assessors office?

However, I just received notice today from my current screening agency (landlord2landlord.com) that I will no longer be able to pull credit reports with out having someone from their office come out to do an "on-site inspection" of my "property management office" to ensure that if it is in a residential location, it is secure and separate from my living area.As you can imagine, I do not have an entire (locked) room of my house devoted solely to managing my (one) rental unit (although I am of course careful with storing confidential information, as any responsible landlord would be).

If you're certain that your home is not in pre-foreclosure, and they are not responding to you, you should probably contact your county clerk / county recorder's office and see if they have your home listed on their rolls incorrectly.

4 - What information can I find at the Local County Office and how can I use that to profit in wholesaling?

The team should at least consist of a professional attorney, accountant, broker, escrow officer and Qualified Intermediary who are experts in the areas in which the Investor is working.It is extremely important for Investors to consult with their legal, tax and financial team before entering into any tax-deferred like-kind exchange.

The solution: Seller-financing closes the deal Seller-carryback financing has continued to be used for all types of real estate, including mobile homes on lots or land; small or large apartment buildings, office buildings, commercial, industrial, motels, warehouse properties; special purpose properties such as theaters, hospitals, senior care facilities; and raw land, farms, or ranches.

The market (supply and demand) is in the process of correcting itself, and the true market value may be somewhere around $170 or even $150/square foot.

Based on the info you supplied I would think he found out because of the estate sale.

Some areas listed (approximately) were:1) Bird-dogging/wholesaling - buy low, sell high (quickly), but deals take a lot of effort to find/negotiate.2) Buy and hold - you're putting your money in up front, and your time into long-term management of the property (of course, you can have a mortgage and/or a property manager, but these reduce profits, and you're still likely to need SOME money and SOME time involvement).3) Service provider - a real estate agent, loan officer, contractor, inspector, etc.

Plus the values through the assesors office, atleast in COlorado Springs, are always way off.