Since there was a notice of seizure filled, is it still possible to contact the homeowner to work out a deal to get her out of foreclosure status or will I need to attempt to negotiate terms with Bank of America?  

It does sound like a wholesale attempt.

I've actually gone through this with my first mailing attempt.

So, I am biased towards utilizing a property manager based on my working almost 7 days a week with investors and the large number of people who have come to me for help after having disasters attempting to manage their own properties.

Duplex with 1 side rented for $350/mth and the other side I will be renting for $375/mth and attempt to possibly raise the other sides rent to $375 also after I speak with the tenant tonight.  

I just attempt to correct those understandings when possible. 

If he's a real estate attorney or lawyer that specializes in asset protection he will ask you what you attempting to achieve.

If you attempt to contract with him, send a letter of detailed instructions as to signatures, if it says Joseph he can't sign Joe.

I do not, however, want to limit the buy-in in our company to massive amounts of money - we are heavily involved with our communities, and will be marketing towards local investment as well in attempts to improve local economies - so that is why some forms of organization seem ill-fitting (I've been exploring private equity firms this afternoon, for example, but the minimum capital contribution here is 500.000).Thank you for the recommendation and the link to the interview - I will pick up on that soon.

At a minimum, if the seller or auction company chooses to employ shill bidding, it should alert the other bidders each time a shill bid is entered, so the auction process remains transparent and the auctioneer protects the integrity of the process.While most auctioneers and companies maintain the same anti-shill bidding goals and policies as Hubzu, we understand that some companies engage in shill bidding and use veiled disclosures in their terms and conditions to attempt to exonerate the auction company's shill bidding.