It's pure bs, but it's how the system works.If you have other questions about roofing or this please do message me and happy to help  (w/ J's Roofing , Richardson, TX)

hi kimi. i have yet to figure out a way to find these releases of liens other than by pure chance. the two houses i have bought this way i found the house on my own, did the research, just looking for the owners and stumbled upon the release of lien. a pure " chance" sort of thing. the best advice i can offer you is to look around for distressed properties. ask the neighbors what the deal was. if they say the house was a foreclosure house and the physical looks of the house show that the house is not being cared for, you may have a " dropped" house. please email me or contact me if you need any further help. 

So maybe breaking even is not a bad thing if in 20-25 yrs the properties are purely positive cashflow due to principal reduction. 

As Pat stated above, there are fines on short term rentals that are pure investment properties.  

It is purely a numbers/profit game to them.Mean while, the little guys like us have less to choose from and it is us rehab flippers who actually bring more value to both the economy and to the property tax income for the states.

If I had to do it again I would probably do Appraisal purely by the fact that as soon as we see a property we ask "What's it worth?". 

Pure Option4.

However, I would intimate to her that your offer was based purely on the poor condition of the home & your 'limited experience' in the true cost of a complete rehab.

I'd lock it up at this point purely because you haven't done a deal yet.

I know gurus like to hype stories like this (and I always wonder if it's pure sales fiction complete with paid actors) but I'd like to think it actually happens in real life to real people.I'm genuinely curious.