We are one of the fastest growing places and most moved to (both before and after covid)Here's the kicker: Our market was already on a STRONG upward trajectory even *before* interest rates dropped during COVID.

In the mean time, if the HOA does try to re-foreclose on it, our legal adviser said that basically we once we get the main title we are still in a 1st position and can have the HOA's tenant (if they are even able to place once in there even) easily thrown out.My take away, skip this HOA foreclosure auctions.

To protect both the buyer and the seller there will need to be a contract in place prior to remitting the funds to the State.

I should add that if the seller gets a lien it can be placed against the property and now it becomes your problem.

New electrical, plumbing, drywall, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen siding, etc... 70% of that place was redone.

Build a team for that market - realtor, lender, contractor, and property manager (realtor should have systems/vendors in place to make this happen)3.

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I'm sorry, but what you extracted is not what I meant.

These are great because they allow you to place cameras anywhere that you can reach wifi.

Especially if you don't have an umbrella in place.