If it appears to be $700 or greater in value, then the landlord must auction the property.

You buy as is at the auction and won't have a good idea about the condition of the property before winning the bid and obtaining the title.

I am putting a house under contract that is scheduled to go to auction next week.

You might keep an eye on auctions and sheriff sales.I'm not a fan of the "up and coming" areas of Indy as there were a lot of investors who have gotten caught in Bates and Fountain Square without being able to sell their homes at a reasonable price.

There are 2 more houses in town that are for sale/going to auction that I'd like to pick up, but it's just not a good time!

Is it possible to use a conventional loan to finance a property won on an auction?

Is it an auction home? 

I'm seeing some properties in my area in a pre forclosure status, and I would like to know how would one go about purchasing these properties, without having to wait until it reaches foreclosure and going to an auction?

Have you started plans for your tax forfeit land auction purchase the other day?! 

Hey Guys, Here's the situation:Couple divorced 3 years ago. She kept the home but ex-husband wasn't paying Hoa fees. They added up, she was unaware, now she can't afford to pay it. She owes HOA $30k therefore they're ...