the best way I have found is to look at the sales in your area and price range of forecloser sales the banks now these and acording to the condition will not drop bellow these should you find one that needs alot of work try a justifcation list of cost

in all my years I've never seen a lender do more than drop a dumpster, remove the debris, cut the grass, stick a lockbox on the door and put it up for sale.

Using internet sites (I had ONE response from Craigslist for my second house) bandit signs, fliers to the local area, etc have been more successful.Using this method, people do not “lower†their offer, they drop out of the bidding.His book, even his website, gives info on how to do this.

I am leaflet dropping at present in 5000 batches to get 1-2 good leads.

Less desirable areas where the big price run-up was all due to speculators are having the biggest price drops and will take the longest to recover.

They've dropped from $100 to $69.

I'm going to write her a letter today and drop it off in the mail box.

If your property drop in value.

Did great for a while, but dropping off now.

Once you've have bids for some job, such as replacing a hot water heater, you can use that for future work.