I have spoken with the agents, and done my due diligence in research.The house is a foreclosure and will need rehab, it will likely not qualify for a standard mortgage, and I doubt I'd have the credit or deb-to-income to qualify anyway.

In the years following the foreclosure crisis, Wall Street drove a rise in the share of homes purchased by landlords, as private equity firms bought thousands of cheap homes.

I am also trying to figure out how to get decent foreclosure information - really don't want to go the auction route.

I have a list of Texas properties that are suppose to be in the foreclosure process however it seems some have been saved and others not so.

I am looking to find good deals through REO's and Foreclosures. 

Meant to add that the attorney could not provide any evidence of wrongful foreclosure other than " they get in a hurry sometimes".

Their house went to foreclosure, was fixed up by flippers and bought by a young professional couple a few months ago.

I am looking to get a HUD foreclosure deal by bidding during the owner occupant period.

I am looking to get a HUD foreclosure deal by bidding during the owner occupant period.

Most of them couldn't care less about your success, either.It sounds harsh and kind of gloomy but it's what I've observed in the past few years.Never trust that paperwork will be transferred correctly, never trust that your servicer will make the call, never trust that your attorney will have your foreclosure published, never trust that your contractor is going to do their job, never trust that the county is going to account for your payment right.