I did have my CPA advise me that the New Jersey Business Membership or words similar to that order is an organization that offers many benefits which a big one in the you will qualify for New Jersey Manufactures Insurance after you are a active member for one or two years.

You will receive a series of emails that will lead you, step-by-step, through the process of improving your credit rating.The main thing you will learn--and the most important--is how to monitor and maintain your credit records.

And compare SBL numbers on the contract with the tax record to make sure they match and you are looking at the correct lot assessment.

The only reason I can do that is because the two flippers I work with have built up a track record, and I've grown to trust their judgment while still being judicious and making sure my interests are secured by a mortgage and the appropriate fire insurance and title guaranty.

@Dylin Graham If you want someone on Bigger Pockets to give you money without having any sort of track record, at least start building your presence on the site and prove to people you are serious about learning.

I definitely recommend pacer for everything in the bk record.

You can probably find out what the foreclosure bid was going to be (there is no auction house) the Trustee is on the deed of trust and that note was filed as public record, they may tell you.The investor who bought the note probably paid very close to the payoff, perhaps more with costs to the bank. 

Sounds like if you were going to do such a thing you might be better off partnering with a local wholesaler with a track record after meeting them at  a lunch to go in on a deal.

Typical closing costs for a seller are as follows:Deed preparation and recording typically $200-300 Transfer tax (doc stamps)$50 or so for closing attorney/title company  to get your mortgage payoff plus wire transfer fees to actually pay it off You may want your lawyer to review everything but not necessary.As far as a title company that is a state by state requirement. 

It's considered mix use on the tax record but is there any other way someone might be able to finance this?