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Most agents don't want the State investigating their files, so they will try to negotiate a settlement with you or something to make the problem go away.

I would suggest spending some time getting to know the site, clicking on popular tags, reading the blogs or typing keyword searches.

This will only matter if you are trying to rank high on the search engines for keywords.

From my own personal approach, when the paperwork pre-auction is odd in some way, I will investigate why, and I usually just pass on those - too "iffy".I wish I had something new I thought would be beneficial to add - the judicial process does allow for a challenge, and that is already happening here, so I think that's your best hope for now.

In addition, fill out the keyword alerts so that when something you are interested in comes up, you are notified, such as area, type of property, or ?

Set up key words on this site so you can be automatically alerted if there's a topic of interest to you.2.

There is a ton of flipping resources there.Oh - and don't forget to set up your Keyword Alerts!

Have you setup your "Keyword Alerts" yet?

If you haven't already done so, you might want to fill out the keyword alerts, under yellow bar- top right side, then you will be notified anytime those words come up in forums.