The area I live in has been struck hard by foreclosures and delinquent taxes.In today's paper there are 140 properties forfeited to the state for non-payment of taxes and a sale is scheduled later this month.Can anyone give me a quick step-by-step list of what YOU would do if you were going to flip one of these properties?

> • I hammer out the details with the seller/agent Yes but that means you are working with listed properties, they are a little trickier to wholesale as most Board of Realtors contracts have a non assign-ability clause.

Edna, I pursued investing in non-performing loans for a brief time before I realized that I was better of working my own business (short sales) instead of changing gears.

All insured non-brokered deposit accounts have been transferred to Nevada State Bank, Las Vegas, NV ("assuming institution") and will be available immediately.

Beyond the obvious non-discriminatory words and phrases what else is prohibited?

This usually means, they are put it escrow by the bank or a certified check is provided.Another way to accomplish the same thing is cash or money order.The idea is to prevent a bounced check (known as Non-Sufficient Funds or NSF).The importance is to keep a tenant from giving you a bad check and then moving in.

So does that mean only 114 sales were non-foreclosures.

However it is still a confusing and non foreigner friendly process.

They are an online list broker that can provide list of non-owner occupied homes in any zip code or region.

I mail to owner occupants and non owner occupants each month.