I've just made inquiries but not yet bid on properties.

Will this bank bid up to its loan amount and sell it as REO?

I might be bidding on a foreclosure auction this week however the title search came back with something that has me scratching my head.

When dealing with contractors, the first time they don't show up when they promise (and don't call), fire them with no second chances.Likewise, if a contractor schedules a time to give you a bid and doesn't show up on time without calling, don't waste your time.

I just get carried away sometimes by fudging the numbers on the safe side and I am hoping that won't price me out of the market (my top dollar too low) like happens in the construction world when trying to bid competitively.

I have been asked to liquidate a list of tax deed properties by a firm that specializes in bidding at the tax sales.

I read somewhere that i cannot use preapproved loan for bidding at auction. i have about 15-20% of the total price in cash with me. the remaining would be financing.

I recently lost out on a property that went to multiple bid.

Do you try to get contractor bids before you make an offer?

But on a public global forum like BP it is possible that putting it out there is going to draw money into my market that otherwise would have been none the wiser... money that will be bidding against me and snapping up listings etc.again, just a thought from an relatively inexperienced RE entrepreneur.Cheers,Mark