So many people on BP sugar coat things to make them sound easy (especially if they are selling something or promoting something), and so many people talk a lot about their wins but you rarely hear of their losses (or all the work that went into the wins).  

But if you only have to put a portion down at winning bid, do you have enough time before the remained is due to get the property HML approved?

Converse has a now famous recording studio there.

having been in Fairfield those renovation numbers look too good - did it all come w/in budget?

So, I have been trying to get lending sources lined up.  I had talked with some boutique lenders such as B2R, La Quinta etc, and only coming out with high rates & less than favorable terms.  Last week I got some p...

First question, Auction.com has a $2,500 deposit to be made before bidding, is that bid refundable if I'm not the winning bidder, and if I am the winning bidder, does it go towards to full amount owed?

The rare situation where everyone wins.

After winning the bid and receiving a quit claim deed, will it be possible to receive a warranty deed so that I can sell it to a non-investor buyer?

I plan to follow suit tomorrow as I just found some aged deals on the MLS that just happen to be near where I work, so double win, if I win.

In all but a couple situations the tenant will win in court.