Foreclosures, absentee owners, probate tax liens, NOT motivated sellers.

Step 2, Offer a low cash offer, a medium financed offer, a full ask price for owner finance terms (Subject 2). 

I see that you are primarily interested in owner financing, have you explored any other routes?

I have a question regarding tax lien auctions: If one wins an auction for a property but the owner files a redemption and clears the debt; what happens to the money paid by the winning bidder?

The owner died in 2015 and the property was taken by the town for unpaid taxes.

Would love some advice from previous owners and users of Stessa.

I'm Emily and have recently had an owner accept an offer for seller financing on a property in Belize.

As a new owner/landlord, I'd like to understand my rights when it comes to asking them to leave, in order to do the proper renovations.

I did a lot split last year where we only had to show feasibility and we did it with septic and well as well as public taps just in case the new owners wanted to do either. they ended up wanting to be on public but we just needed to show it to get the lot split off with the county engineer's office. using a land planner, surveyor, or wide breadth civil engineering firm would help.

If you've been saving money or have investments in stocks, bonds, or other assets, you can use those funds to buy a property.This is known as self-financing, and it means you won't need to take out a mortgage or borrow money from others.Some investors also explore creative financing methods, like owner financing or real estate partnerships.