You place your bid, and then it goes through the school district and county bodies for approval.

However, they'll also always require a warm body guarantor and nearly always be full recourse.

If you're interested in fixing and flipping, it might all be worth it....but maybe not.Downtown Goldsboro -- despite its big renovation of Center Street and attempt to create a thriving downtown area -- isn't really appealing to a lot of people who didn't grow up in the immediate area.

This investment strategy attempts to maximize return while deploying the least amount of capital.

If it is never claimed, after 3 attempts it is returned to sender marked Unclaimed.Courts can accept mailing as proof of receipt.

It took me almost 18 months to get a cabin built there and I swore I’d never attempt it again.That being said, I was in it for $330K furnished and it has done $60 a year since, and it’s easily worth $500K or more now due to its unique location, so I came out ok.But...you are far better off finding an existing home!

Hello Phil,There is a lot of variability to this question but I will attempt to give some info.

You need a sound body and your good two hands and a willingness to get them dirty.

It was a perfect example of how government attempts to solve a very, very small problem and creates much bigger ones. 

Despite not yet having a deal, I'm attempting to leverage my time as much as possible by reading at home and listening to whatever I can while at work, commuting, and even showering.What are your favorite ways/apps to listen to real estate literature (bonus points for anything from BP publishing)?