Then, once you win, the realtor's client (and presumably, new buyer) will also be filing complaints.

There will almost certainly be third party bidders that will bid and drive the winning bid up, since there is so much equity in the home.Once the auction triggered by the senior lien is over the winner walks away as the owner of the property with a trustees deed.

The good news is that you do not need to bring funds to court if you are winning bidder as a 10-30 day escrow is typically agreed.

My two cents @Spencer Rossie  : just get it fixed and any other little item that is an easy fix that is easily noticeable. 

I realize this is a small win to some of you on here, but for me it's helped me prove to myself that I can really do this and do it well.

Hubzu has steep fees that will be added to your winning bid.

I want to know everyone's response,then I will tell you what I told herI am trying to help out new investors that meet with sellers that have lots of objections I'm a big fan of the win win situation.

He'll have to sue to enforce, and he knows he'll never win.

I got married a week after we bought the house and jumped right into it after our brief 4 day ‘mini-moon’ on the Oregon coast.Since it’s the first thing everyone want’s to know; Here are the numbers:Home Specs:Before – 2 Bed, 1 Bath; After - 4 bed, 3.5 bathPurchase Price of House: $365,438Total Rehab Costs (incl. architect, engineer, & permitting): $336,888Soft Costs/Holding Costs: $8,774Total Purchase + Project Costs: $711,100Final Sale Price of House ($55K over asking): $885,000Realtor Fees: $42,038Gross Profit for Project: $131,863The duration of the project from acquisition to design, land use review, historic committee, construction and final sale was just over 13 months.I’m going to chalk this one up as a WIN.

Truly a win win for all of us and I am proud to be involved.