He does not participate in the MLS and I found the listing on a public site.

In Oregon, this process is quite simple, and does not require newspaper publication, so often there is no competition at the judicial sale, so the vendor (that's you) ends up with the property.

It also is a ploy to obtain more of a seller's equity by flipping a contract to a willing and able buyer and in your capacity as a licensee, that transaction may not be considered being in the public good, you are avoiding your agency responsibilities through self dealing.

Forbes just recently ranked us  #1 on their list of The Best Places for Business & Careers (http://goo.gl/MCSO97) and we consistently rank in the top 10 on all of the other random lists that similar publications put out.

From what I know and hear about the silicon valley there will probably be 30 bidders and the house will sell for far more than ask.. good luck  let us know what the winning bid is if its public

A new investor pointed out James Warr was speaking at a New Jersey event as recently as January, and he was indicted by the Texas State Securities Board 2 years ago... https://www.ssb.texas.gov/news-publications/james-...

Also, you can look in public records by detailing your search by subdivision or community name.

Here is what I found on Legal Zoom:I am not representing nor do I confirm this information, just sharing what is public domain from a "reputable" source.And yes, you, or your company, has to report ALL income.

The bad deals are floated on loop net for the general public to bite on.

No parking and not close public transpo?