I bet you could get more for it if it's a SFH because your selling to someone that wants to live there.

But they still have it on their web site.

i can speak for counties in ohio now.. but all you have to do is go to the county auditors web site and do a search on the property....

I'm an assistant and web manager for a broker in So.

If you are planning to use a commercial loan, the rules change quite a bit. 75-80 percent LTV is your best bet to avoid down payments.

California always has been a good bet for real estate....Yes we are seeing many shorts sales and foreclosures etc even in Cal but when the market hits bottom there will be plenty of people out there in position to pick up those $1.2M homes two years ago for $600k!!

I bet you could find a couple on here.

Don't get me wrong... there are valid reasons... but if you don't know why you'd hang on to a money-losing property, then your best bet is probably to get rid of it.

I checked out your web site and it looks very interesting.

You can go on the HUD web site http://www.hud.gov and click around to find the properties.