You guys kept me motivated!

Im gonna call the seller in a few minutes, but I know its not really going to get anywhere since I don't think he is that motivated at the moment.

This book also talks about receiving seller financing from motivated sellers as a way to get into a property with little or no money down and other ideas of the sort.

But, what I am reading does not sound like the seller is to motivated.

I've attended some IRS foreclosed auctions...and IRS seized auctions...but I missed the latest property tax auction here...I looked at the list of properties they had...nothing to shake a stick at unfortunately.I would treat a property tax foreclosure like any other foreclosure...but check to see if there is any sort of redemption period...there might not be for a property tax foreclosure but that could vary by state law.There should be an inspection period for the property...so if you are serious about one I would get your inspector out there in advance.Also, get familiar with the auction rules...and attend an auction before you actually bid on anything.

Subject dues that I due are sort of analyzed like this by me.

You match a motivated seller with someone who is looking to lease-option and just act as a middle man, collect half the option fee, and go on to the next one..I plan to use this method in 2009; seems safer than a sandwich lease option deal.

My name is Abbey Landis and I started my business, BLC, in the Spring of 07, sort of by accident and it has turned out great!

Looking for a partner or may be in the beginning to become an assistant to a busy RE agent who is looking for help and for a motivated and very much success driven individual.

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