I would definitely contact the authorities and let them know what you know.

The excess goes to the borrower.

So, in your due diligence, check on the authorized advances in that state.What you really need to do is get with an experienced note buyer for the purchase of the note, then get an attorney for any foreclosure action required.

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It’s important to remember that a lot of what we must follow as investors, etc. is not specifically spelled out in the law but in the rules created with the authority of the law.

Going, going, gone....I think you would agree this would not be beneficial.Many internet marketers and business owners have fell victim to this little bit from unscrupulous web designers that just happen to be in the same market as the people they are designing sites for...just a little food for thought....

I wrote this reply to post in the "Ghost Next Door" thread but decided to post it in a new thread so it wouldn't hi-jack the authors thread...Originally posted by "ofgift":She said she's seen a ghost in the house next to the one I am interested in, and knows other people who have, too.So, do ghosts go visiting?

Some sort of marketing is needed, like "We buy houses" signs, letters to people in foreclosure, ads in the paper, or web pages.

Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County 400,000 OR Total 400,000 PA Haven Peniel United Methodist Church 304,391 PA Lutheran Service Society of Western PA 235,109 PA Total 539,500 TN Douglas Cherokee Economic Authority, Inc. 78,700 TN Douglas Cherokee Economic Authority, Inc. 70,100 TN Total 148,800 TX NE Texas Disciples Homes, Inc. 195,190 TX Christian Church Homes of Northern California 131,831 TX Pilgrim Senior Citizens Housing Development Corporation 344,971 TX Methodist Retirement Communities 360,941 TX Total 1,032,933 WI Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc. 50,165 WI Total 50,165 GRAND TOTAL $18,440,932

Also, IF you can effectively coordinate it, just having all faucets turned off and checking the water meter for movement can give you a good indication.Also, check for tenants running a laundry service out of their own unit or by using the buildings laundry facility, there could be excessive usage...same goes for car washing. some people will do anything for a buck!