Just bought a property at auction and someone is interested in buying it via land contract. 

I was just looking on Flikr for some pictures to decorate a new blog post when I searched for "foreclosure auction".If you follow the link, you'll see that it seems that recently, foreclosure auctions are also becoming protest sites for people losing their homes and other organizations.Have any of you seen this at an auction you've been to?

We asked the Realtor what the auction price on the property (or firesale price) would be.

Anybody use this service who buys at the courthouse auction?

If it is a great find, it might sell at the foreclosure auction and never get to be an REO.

Hubby and I do Auction - Trustee Sale Flips, trying to retain value in our local communities.

If this is the case then what is the difference between this and a foreclosure and an auction.

Nice post: When presenting a short sale offer to the lender, you should be presenting it against the expected net proceeds in an REO and Auction scenario.

Originally posted by Dennis Xenos:no you can not buy tax liens from NYC The city will take the property first if there is a default on taxes and sell it at auction But Neighboring Westchester County Does sell tax liens, considering the Municipality.

I am aware that the 900K can potential take longer to sell, so I thought I would try to sell it through a luxury estate auctioneer.