I'm lucky my girl has the slovak nationalitie so its a little bit easy-er for me to start, but im focussing now on how i can make a good deal there without burning my money, and most importently where i need to think about, the crucial things..My first plan was buying from a "RE- bureau" who sells properties and pay little bit more but handles all the papers for me.. but last week i found a guy (online) who is a lawyer and sworn translator there and he speaks my language (dutch). the man himself is living there for 20+ years so he should know the rules, i will try to work with him to get some deals from other landloards or 'normal' people to get cheaper deals.

If the record owner is deceased, absent a secured creditor gaining title via foreclosure, you'll need to find someone with standing to legally be able to pass marketable title to you.Determine PETIO:PropertyEquityTitleInterestsOpportunity.Check death certificate, obits, neighbors for leads re: relatives, social media, and obviously name search the decedent online. 

Please help. about 2 weeks ago I was watching a house on an online auction and it went up over $150,000 and auction ended.

I know that California has some like that, but also some that are based online as well.

Multiple sources online and the first contractor recommended to buy a system online and then have contractor install it.

Well, if I could edit the Topic Title I might... lesson learned.I don't consider myself a "slumlord".

We have noticed that most applicants these days want to pay the $40 screening/application fee online. previously we were taking checks and cash, but now a days they want to do it online.Besides PayPal, what other services are there to transfer small amount of money?

BP xxx xxx) you can see online case summaries. 

But if you're going to....there are resources online that can setup the contract and monthly payment management for you (ex.

I've posted it online, contacted realtors for buyers, and local investment groups but no offers after about 2.5 weeks.