The preliminary title report provided by auction.com looks ok but obviously that's no substitute for running my own.We all know QC deeds are toilet paper.

The preliminary title report provided by auction.com looks ok but obviously that's no substitute for running my own.We all know QC deeds are toilet paper.

I'm in your neck of the woods and love this part of the Portland area, once you get over the sticker shock I think there are some strategies that can work great in this area.

Now it's totally gentrified and shocked how fast investors and entrepreneurs moved in, crazy.Now I'm trying to convince my neighbor to be my mentor lol.

They were sticker shocked. 

I was shocked to learn that just anybody could own real estate of that sort and I wanted to know more.

I never cease to be SHOCKED how little commercial loan officers know about residential loans and guidelines and vice versa.Lastly I would say it seems from even just the little they have commented @Jon Holdman and @Justin Whitfield are also very knowledgeable and may want to add more now that I think we have uncovered the confusion.

We defianetly will, the biggest shock to me recently is just how much of a credit based world we live in.

According to the registry of deeds, the last document against this property was filed in 2012 in District Court by the United States of America v's the Defendant for an "order to vacate preliminary order of forfeiture".

Am I missing something in my math for preliminary screening?