However since this is a SLO, you'd want to file a Memorandum of Option with the county courthouse to protect your position.

I just downloaded the El Paso County Pre Sale Foreclosure List Sale Date: July 11, 2012 off of the elpasopublictrustee.com website and I am trying to decipher the information contained therein.

I agree with everyone Hud should credit you more than $500 to resolve issueGood jobs taking photos from the startTV4 // TV6 just run a special this past weekend Topic property missing plumbing,, ac units ,, etcOtherwise steal vital components from foreclose properties Supposedly county of Milwaukee our going after original / new property owners for code violationsWhile banks ,, government just keep on going Heck just in last 30 days alone over 680 sheriff sales Lastly, I would suggest placing temporary alarm system while rehabbingThat way your new components stay attachBetter to be safe then sorry

Another plus was that I found out the county had dropped my homestead exemption due to an error on their part and we got a check for 230 bucks refunded from the county too!

[/url]http://www.examiner.com/article/san-bernardino-county-considers-eminent-domain-as-a-solution-to-foreclosures[url]Anybody else hear of a city or county trying to implement a strategy like this?

There are a few areas in California (Orange County being one) that are still doing good.

I purchased a HOA lien recently at the county auction and have taken possession and rented the condo, now I would like to at least attempt to negotiate the payoff amount with the bank that owns the first mortgage.

There are pockets that are good (Orange County, CA), and buyers are starting to drive up prices in certain price ranges.

Our county switched all the pins about a year ago, so we knew it had a good chance of sorting out.

I looked up the address on the county tax records website.