The bottom line is that if there is no current mortgage recorded on the home, then I don't see how the bank would have any right to foreclose.But this is assuming that she never signed a mortgage in the first place and/or that what she signed wasn't notarized.If nothing else, I think you could have a field day in court with trying to hold the foreclosure up.

They're the experts in their field of that county's foreclosures so they may already be familiar with that process.

They get to play in the 100+ unit field without having to buy 100+ units.

I think unless the broker or agent is going to be a principle in the deal trying to cut off peoples commissions seems cheap and probably a disservice to yourself. 1st the licensed people in this field dont like working for free as most of us dont.

Will you be pursuing a career in your field of study (biology) or are you planning on getting into real estate?

Be sure to subscribe to the wholesaling category (Look for the "subscribe to category" button on the right side looking at any forum thread within that category) so you can jump in, help others out, and establish your expertise in the field.

The doorbell is probably an AC solenoid doorbell, which means when current flows through the solenoid, a magnetic field is generated, thus creating a force which pulls the plunger to the plate (ding).

At the momenet I field most of both, and to be completely honest I don't mind flappping my lips.

There's a local part-time opening for a Field Inspector (foreclosures and REOs) that I'm considering due to my past experience with REOs as a Realtor.

Its been a good field to be in and has really been the financial engine that has allowed me to start this venture.