Stick with convetional buyers (when possibel) and avoid much of the stress.When it is not possible, keep tabs on each and every item you experience or hear about and make sure those issues are not present in your deals when ready to close to avoid many of the delays and demands by FHA and HUD.

So, the HUD should be a very normal HUD, except for two items.

This would be primarily a winter retreat, so those "items" would eliminate Oregon.

It would be more expensive than starting from scratch on a vacant lot, due to removal of damaged items.

That's my approach anyways, in addition I have an excel database full of pictures of every single item you could possibly need for a rehab from home depot.

As you know, I've purchased probably as many homes as anybody here on bigger pockets and I have to admit I've never done any of the items you mentioned.

I also provide them a sheet of items that I feel would provide the best investment vs. return of improvements for the property.

Item #6 in the Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale states, "The mortgage described in the complaint and hereby foreclosed appears of record in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of COOK County, Illinois as Document No. 612450096"This mortgage (Doc No. 612450096) is for a home in Streamwood, IL - COOK COUNTY (111 Mayfield Dr Streamwood, IL).

Don't mind the highlighted items, I was just keeping track of PM fee's and trying to figure out to ask you. ** Also, where is the mortgage?

One important additional item.