I knew better because I’ve done a lot of extensive renovation projects.

I knew better because I’ve done a lot of extensive renovation projects.

If the property doesn't sell at the upset sale, the bureau will eventually conduct a judicial sale (a/k/a free and clear sale).

Third, was mold testing conducted?

Different lenders have different preferences, so it's whatever you work out with them.If you're not able to pay them back on time, you can sell the property, ask the lender for a loan extension, or otherwise re-negotiate.

In conducting a web search there are plenty of websites that come up charging monthly fees.Is there a good website to use or is the best way to go about make a trip to their city hall and retrieve the list?

Do you have property managers on board that have extensive repositioning experience?

In other words, foreclosures are great if you know and are willing to do extensive due diligence.

Once you have found a location that is easily accessible and close to nearby hotspots and amenities, you should conduct a market analysis.

Perhaps just negotiate where you only need flood insurance for the loan balance, but then you realize it will likely go to pay off the loan if the damage is so extensive that it would cost more than the insurance amount to fix any issues.