I've been considering going to the tax defaulted property auction that i mentioned earlier and purchasing from there, but do you have any other suggestions of what else I can do from here?

Why it takes the time it takes from auction to listing.And why it seems that banks will not deal with the public even though it seems that it would be to their financial advantage to do so.This has been somewhat discussed before, but an insiders view could be interesting!

Brevard County in FL has a good overview of the process of tax lien certificates. http://www.brevardtaxcollector.com/taxcol2.htm According to the information on their website, if you apply for a tax deed to bring the property to sale at auction, you are required to "redeem" all other tax certificates and fees.

They have a tax lien auction on august 19.

As I give therest of the leash, she turns and laughs, comes back for praise, then off we go.She turns onto our street at a trot, and we're home again.She did well with that cat teasing her.

He says its going to be auctioned off in two weeks.

All the people that voted for him and praised him are looking like idiots and they likely won't be too happy with him for not living up to their expectations.on the other hand, they might re-elect him in the hopes that given another 4 years MAYBE he can manage to accomplish SOMETHING, ANYTHING so they can be like "see he just needed more time" ...

I am looking someone to partner with on some upcoming investments, primarily buying investments from auction.

I have bought many properties at auction.

I recently won an auction for a 2br condo from Fannie Mae.