Since you are in PA, we are probably talking about sheriff sales - please post a correction to that if my assumption is not what you are looking to do.In all sheriff sales, the single most important thing is lien seniority / position of the foreclosing plaintiff.

Thank you,Tom Camarda Tom,Citizens bank, Wells Fargo & MB Financial will all lend on sub 80k properties.

Remaining 50k split between senior director and junior agent.

I would suggest the FSS list with absentee and owner occupied and Seniors - owner occupied.

I am a Dutch citizen investor, so a non US resident, No SNN, no credit score, I the banks won’t lend for a FHA loans.

I just turned 20 and am in my senior year of college now, with $8,000 saved up for real estate so far.

I had an arrangement with one 55+ community as a sales manager and worked with a number of buyers and sellers when I was selling real estate (I earned the Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation from the National Realtors Association).

The top 10% is almost always air until you get in the $750K+ range IMO.Since this is a family deal and involves a senior, I strongly suggest that your family get some tax advice.

In most municipalities they are illegal.The city workers & or citizens are most likely going to take them down.You can also be fined.Whenever we use signs we only place signs in our own yards.

I'm a rising senior and am interning for the summer, and I really want to get started on this but I have work and also a project I need to work on...