Just wondering if anyone else has had success with foreclosure auctions?

Explain to daughter how the house will go to auction and she won't have to worry about it anymore.

I've also had good luck with some of the auction houses and targeting the expired MLS listings.

If you want to get great deals in Newark, go to the sherif office for thier auctions, the prices on winning bids is great.

https://www.pinellas.realforeclose.com is the official auction site for Pinellas County.

You will just have to wait till BoA either lists it or auctions it off.

Hi, I'm thinking of using solo 401k funds to purchase a foreclosure property at a county courthouse auction.

That comment about rolling out of bed and going to the auction and making money made me laugh, but is true.Back then, we just rolled out of bed everyday at 8am and had hundreds of properties daily to bid on.

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I've been reading and looking at the post auction properties on COSL.