@Quintessa HaynesYou can put in as many offers as you want without proof of funds or a pre-approval letter.

Do any of you all have a ski tracing service that you have found to be super top notch?

Send me your $100K and I will pay you 8% fixed APR for 3 years, then sell or refi you out of the deal.

I bought a pre fab built in a factory home in 1986 and put it in Palo Alto so its not a new concept by any means.. its how many are built in Europe. 

In a pre-COVID world, you'd give a 60 notice, and pay relocation fees.

Maybe it even goes so far as to you, the borrower, sending the lender a potential deal to review, even without a pre-approval or a commitment.

The seller provided a pre-inspection and sewer scope, along with several photos and receipts of recent renovations.

The estate spans 320 acres in the mountain town of Telluride, a popular skiing and hiking destination that has become a hot spot for second homes during the pandemic.

Taneka, your other two questions were how to get it under assignment and whether it is worth it.In order to advise you of "how" to put a pre-foreclosure under assignment we'd need more specifics from you about where you are running into a problem. 

If you are competing with other buyers, then you will want a hard money lender that can do a quick "desktop appraisal" and get you a pre-approval letter quickly.