"pre-foreclosure" is a sexy term - but it really doesn't mean anything without qualifying an individual situation.If you want to have a better chance of success getting a property which is inevitably going to be foreclosed upon, it's a safe bet to start by looking at market comps and then adjust your number based on the condition of the property and the situation of the current owner.  

She should tell them she's spoken to a lawyer and I'll bet they give her deposit back.

I also bet a good guy name Mark Shaffar recently on BP who has deals in the midwest and Milwaukee.  

The Atlanta Housing Authority posts your results, pass or fail, to your account on their web portal.

Sorry lol, I as soon as I saw the web address I knew I had already been to the website, but I've never clicked on the tab you have it set to, thank you soooo much - this is really helpful :) I love Biggerpockets, you guys are amazing!

I bet it is a bigger dream than the "dream job" you moved beyond.

Hi @Alpha DiawaraThe below web site will list all of the state requirements.

Single-family homes look like my best bet so my investments will probably begin there.

Yes, sales prices in the FL market overall have increased recently - but betting on appreciation is a gamble.

it's a trap. i bet she just had a conversation with the coworker and automatically assumes they want it. she wants to get out before even the coworker applies. then it's "your problem"