Many people pay the taxes before the close, so there's no sense wasting a bid on a certificate that my become unavailable right before the close.I've spent a little more time looking at last year's auction results and realized that the top 6 winners, based on amount they purchased, all had bidder numbers in sequential order (except one bidder but I'll explain).When you sign up to participate in these online auctions, they assign you a Bidder Number.

I think my best bet is to go retail here.

I have a small online business that makes around 60.000€ a year... now I what assets!

I think you're going to have a very hard time finding any bank willing to do a purchase loan based off the appraisal value.Not unless you have a ton of money in the bank.I have a friend that is buying some condo units cash and his local bank told him they would refi them up to 80% LTV with NO seasoning.Now he also has over 500k in the bank too so its pretty easy for them to have a comfort level.You're best bet to tie up as little money as possible isto buy with hard money and then refi rate and term after 6 months.

Committed to doing a better job of being part of the conversation online in various domains.5.

You should be able to figure this out pretty easily with an online calculator given your cost of financing.

If you go with the school of thought of keeping high LTVs you're betting that interest rates won't change much (what went down will go up).

I will set up online pay but they'll have to pay the $3 fee if they want it.

Glad BP is back online.

So I get as much information online and by phone about the property as I can before I contact the listing agent.