. - As far as the first part of your question, virtually all info available to title searchers and companies is public info.

I've heard of virtual investing courses, but not sure if I want to invest any more money into my education.

I'd like to take a poll and see what some of the favorite sections for people are.Do you enjoy the group dynamics more and conversation/communication through the various focus groups?

Virtual investing at its finest!!!!!

You will always have a title search done before purchasing (and virtually none will have a clear title) but not until you feel you have a deal first...The title in these cases can be messy this is why I would not recommending moving forward until you have a good settlement attourney to work with first AND they can give you the heads up foreclosure laws and condemned property laws as Jawsette made a very good point, it may be illegal (entering a condemned property) but a good attourney may know of legal loopholes so you still may be able to purchase these kind of properties for pennies on the dollar.

If anything is communicated by anyone to that lender and they spend time addressing that contract or potential sale and it turns out the contract was fraudulently made, you just caused that institution an expense and perhaps it could have led to a decision that could cause a loss to that lender, now you could be facing other charges interfering in the duties of a bank employee and banking operations, that to is a federal matter.

You learn how to behave in a professional environment, you learn how a business is run on someone else's money, you meet and learn from some very smart people, you learn how to communicate, you learn how to work with tight deadlines, etc.

Hi, im virtually wholesaling a property in wilmington, De.

Make communication with the daughter, I'd go there in person myself.

Inflation is rampant in the US - virtually everything costs more now that it did in the recent past.