However based on the listing contract the sellers agent may have to present to the seller anyway.If it's not the standard contract the sellers agent may have to present the offer but advise the seller not to accept or tie up the property with an questionable contract.

However, I would advise you to pick up a book or read a couple blog's or post's on buying a foreclosed home with lien's on them.

HI

I'm a new investor and new to BP in Northern California (Silicon Valley area) looking for a local REIA that I can join.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

@Zac P.While not necessary to say anything imo, I would advise them to watch that clothes particularly those having metal snaps, zippers etc be kept clear of the heaters as these can be heated to a temperature that can cause 2nd degrees burns if they contact bare skin.In addition most electric heaters will give a distance that should be kept clear.

It's just a matter of interpretation.I absolutely agree that you should have an attorney in your area that could advise you.

Owner financing could be different, but please be sure to pay the right attorney to advise what has to be done.

It probably is not, so I would advise you to ask for your earnest money back.

The big companies know the legal steps and can advise you

Short of that, I'd be grateful for any local real estate pro to advise me on where to direct my efforts.Thanks!

By my REA advise I was dropping price 2 months in a row and when finally got public interest I found myself in loss.