seems too good to be true. would love to try to make a deal happen!

I have no idea if this is true and know nothing about the difficulty/steps involved in doing this.

At least in Georgia there is a healthy market for tax deeds on the courthouse steps (in essence the same thing as a foreclosed lien), and I imagine the same is true in Maryland, such that the risk of a third-party buying the property is also material.

I would argue that there are not any luxury condos in Vegas for that price or even close to that price.In regard to the asking prices being listed much higher than the sold prices I have found this to be true not only in high rises but throughout the valley on condos, town homes, sfr, etc.

The sad thing is many believe that the 'assessed value' is the true market value.

But the opposite is true.

universally true, either you have integrity or you do not. ever run into someone that gained integrity at some tandom point in life?

There is no lien or security interest filed, you don't have a true financing agreement and therefore no financing requirement to meet!

Mentors, true mentors, will help you find YOUR magic answer.

Yea I understand the finance piece, I guess my question was more along the lines of asking if it's possible to find true 8-10 cap properties these days.