My post a couple of days ago was intended to encourage you to explore options available to you, specifically by looking at the information available to you in greater detail.

If you can offer 20% or less down payment, please PM with more details.

If the offer is still open we can discuss this in further detail.

For all properties we sell we have work crews to do any repairs big or small that are needed.612 Highland AvenueTurtle Creek, PA 15145Ask: 15kValue: 60k - 70kCheck out the complete details by clicking the link below.http://listings.realbird.com/Real_Estate/Turtle_Creek/PA/C5C2C2D4/62933.aspxCall: Dan at: (845) 784-6487 or e-mail: [email protected]

For all properties we sell we have work crews to do any repairs big or small that are needed.612 Highland AvenueTurtle Creek, PA 15145Ask: 15kValue: 60k - 70kCheck out the complete details by clicking the link below.http://listings.realbird.com/Real_Estate/Turtle_Creek/PA/C5C2C2D4/62933.aspxCall: Dan at: (845) 784-6487 or e-mail: [email protected]

My contact details are in my profile.

WRT this specific situation, without more details I would really question the ethics involved.

Here are details: first mortgage( foreclosing ) $525,000 owed, value of the land about the same tax delinquent $12,021 if it matters the "filed only" construction loans $2175 and $13,325 My thought is to try and short the loan and buy before any liens are filed.

-go during the week Tuesday-Thursday from 5-7-avoid weekends-bring all of your paperwork in case you get invited inside and have a deal-dress business casual-always be polite -in a 2 hour time frame you can knock on 100 doors-make sure you are taking down all of the addresses of vacant houses, or houses with "for rent" signs and follow up with these peopleI have attached a very detailed article I wrote on door knocking a while back.

They aren't normally very educated about real estate, and they aren't normally very picky about any of the contract details.