They are behind on taxes and facing county foreclosure.  

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All the properties I look at have a this written on them: "THE FORECLOSURE SALE FOR THIS PROPERTY WILL NOT BE CONDUCTED BY AUCTION.COM" and there is a button which directs you to "bid at county site".In addition, they also state "final judgement amount", how does this play into the auction?

If you have a tough occupant, I am less worried about the time it takes to get them out than the damage they may do while they are in the pending getting kicked out.Best practices: find an agent who works the foreclosure circuit and knows how to assess the property in terms of it's renovated value versus upset value and potential first bid price.

Hi All,In 2016 I bought a mobile home on land for $2,500 that was condemned by the county and was going to be foreclosed.  It had sat for about 5 years unoccupied.  The contents inside the home were eerily untouched -...

Who is the best property owners to market to: foreclosure, probate or Divorce?

From what I've heard the Rental market in PR is getting better due to the high foreclosure rates.

This home was purchased in a foreclosure auction and renovated so I actually have quite a bit of equity in it making my mortgage lower than it would have been if I would have bought it outright.

This will require all cash.2) make a deal with the heirs, which will likely involve probate, and perhaps you paying for it, along with paying the back hoa dues to stop the foreclosure.

You are better off finding motivated sellers in your city to market to, and you don't have to deal with all the hassles of foreclosure & such...