Ok to get back on topic - Josh you still have not chimed in.There are many tips, tricks and tools available to us to get our jobs done.I disagree that this will be a game changer.It is highly unlikely that the individuals here that praise this product in this context will have risen to the top someday and when asked how they did it reply "It was the Apple iPad."

Hi G.D.I just wanted to give you a little summary of how the tax sale auction/experience went.

There’s a house to be auctioned in June.

I might be bidding on a foreclosure auction this week however the title search came back with something that has me scratching my head.

Do you mean a foreclosure auction?

Bank listed at 89,900 (online auction), highest was currently at 72.

We ended up with a few too many properties that completed rehab at the same time; so we thought we might try auctioning a couple using a company called RealtyBid as an alternative to selling on the MLS.We usually sell for 10% below market value (in order to drive traffic) and by the time we pay $3k+ for buyers closing costs/incentives we are getting close to the 15% below market that RealtyBid estimate we should achieve.

The bank foreclosed and auctioned the property away for $130,000.00.

It is a long term round robin auction...:)

Some of the stuff was junk that looked more like a teardown than a house to be rehabbed.What I was wondering about is if you have to do your own lien (and other) research on these properties as you would for something bought at the courthouse auction?