The foreclosure process is different in each state.In general, the sale notice will be posted as a legal notice in newspapers and will probably be posted on the property itself unless it's been removed.

welcome as well janae, just noticed you are new too!  

If you notice, some of the SFR offerings are sold out in just a few hours while others take a few days on the not so popular platforms.

What I have noticed, however, is that most duplexes within a decent price range are completely rented out!  

They all noticed me that as well as my contractor and said he can remove it.So two questions:1) Do you think because there was a mold history to the property would be a deal breaker to the buyers?

So I would pay an agent 50%-100% of first months rent for finding a qualification tenant based on your specifications.Getting the money, sending pay or quit notices, that's your evening and weekend job.

While you're right that a lender isn't going to make a conditional commitment with no specific property CRITERIA, a good lender will help sort through some scenarios and help you determine your qualifying amount in each.From the sellers perspective, I think it really comes down to not wanting to waste the energy of getting the home shown (which, in a lot of cases with multi-family properties, includes giving the proper notice to tenants) unless they know the person seeing it is actually capable of purchasing it.On your end though, speaking with a lender will also help you avoid wasting any time looking at properties that simply won't work.Feel free to reach out with any more questions!

This will send them a notice that they have a question or comment waiting for their response, or that you just appreciated them.

I'm noticing there are a lot of over priced homes in Denver and Lakewood that would not make any good rentals.

Obviously you would have to follow all appropriate laws for giving notice of raising rent, etc.