In 2005 I started telling my members to decrease their debt load, unload marginal properties while the prices were approaching the peak and improve their cash position.

I gave up my RE agent license because it was a detriment to working notices of default or pre-foreclosures.

Something I have noticed for quite some time is that lenders are not being candid about the depth of the crisis and no one in charge is making them accountable for the harm inflicted on each and every one of us.

I've recently noticed it was dropped to 30K and "any reasonable offer accepted" tag put on the listing.

Unlike retail where the tenant is only there for work hours so the wear and tear is not as bad and they don't notice the small things when they aren't there all the time.

(notice I said me) make a decision.

The Daily News has the legal notices for the NYC area including Queens.

They have had about 3 weeks since their first notice from the title office and a couple days ago they sent a second notice.My questions are:1.

When I told my agent to accept the offer I noticed the price dropped to $45,900 the next day.

Hey Chris, I'm assuming your in Texas from the 'foreclosure-tx'I'm sure worse case scenario you could wait for it to become an REO and contact the listing agent. here's what or foreclosure notices look like here in Maricopa county, Arizona: http://recorder.maricopa.gov/recdocdata/UnofficialDocs.aspx?