Theres a few signs around my area that say "AVOID FORECLOSURE!!!"

for instance, here in New York, land contracts are not common, but in Texas (i'm guessing), land contracts may be very common and in deed, be the norm.know this, any offer you submit is considered a valid contract once it is signed by both parties.

Without driving by it and seeing a sign that says its for sale, are there websites or anywhere to look to find land to own?

Then you know you that seller is motivated (they're ALL motivated; they put a for sale sign on it ;) ) but not as motivated as the first couple.

If you go this route, I'd suggest interviewing 3-4 before you sign up with one.

would both of us need to sign the purchase agreement, or is their an ammendment done to the purchase agreement to the end-buyer(investor)Also how would I be paid at the closing, would the cost be on the Hud-1/settlement statement etc. if so what section would it be listed. would my proceeds come from the title/closing attorney?

Will they let me... or will I have to have my parents co-sign?

Am I walking around with a blank contract, filling it out, having them sign it and sending it over to my attorney?

Okay so tomorrow I am signing the purchase agreement on some land I want to buy.

I considered signing up but it was very expensive (just under 6K).I decided to do some research on him first before I spend money on his course.Other than that, Suse Orman, Tony Robbins and a guy named Robert Bluhm who is a tax guru.