For the most part, when we go to court for an eviction we usually get a judgment.

I know that every situation is different regarding who the borrower is and the foreclosure regulations regarding the location, but I was wondering how often it happens and how the process usually pans out when purchasing a non performing note (whether a failed loan modification or initial purpose for foreclosure) and issuing a foreclosure.

On the subject of non performing notes, When discussing and implementing a loan modification with the borrower, are there usually state laws or regulations (In general and/or at all) that come into play and how much do they affect loan modifications or if at all?

Usually its a 1 page basic contract just to get control of the property.)3: Someone will!

But that strategy usually involves some sort of rehab/repositioning.

Typically, there is somewhat of an inverse relationship between Net cash flow vs. price.   2% rule is usually easier to get at lower priced homes under 100K.  

Usually the permitting and construction can take a year or more, so the house may be well worth that $525 by the time its all said and done.

After that there is usually a featured speaker on an important topic.

So there is that extra piece you will need, and then each state will require a state tax return as well.

Normally people do not like to move in the Winter, and the prices are usually lower that time of the year.