If the furniture has any value and you own it per contract I would sell it wholesale lot stock and barrel to people who do these things.

I made this offer after evaluating what value I would really be bringing to the table that would interest an experienced investor / mentor - Virtually nothing.

(curtains furniture).Buy Kitchen display units at cabinet shops.Remember you aren't living there -Buy for price (another words if the tile is good enough don't let your specific taste make you spend another $ 1.00 /sq ft.

Also, don't pack your boxes and order furniture.

Many times, relationships will lead to more relationships.Relationships like this have led me to virtually all the deals I have done in the last 6 months.

I was wondering if anyone has any tips on what the best way start building a Buyers list virtually.

Virtually anything that's not carpet in the main living area (entry/living/dining/hall) will be considered an upgrade by buyers.

I was very hesitant about this but one house in the auction I was able to walk through before hand, back door was open(though I won't admit it in court, lol) and talked to the neighbors before hand and they told me no one had been to the house in over a year and the owner of record was deceased, but there was still a bunch of stuff like furniture, materials, ect left in the house, but utilities were off and obviously no one was living there, so figured it was safe to purchase even though the previous owners still get to legally have access to the property, but I don't for three weeks.

Having said that if you have an agent that really will put you first and will work for you then it is only right they get the commission.When I did it the agents, especially the successful ones, would primarily show their own listings first, and sometimes exclusively if they had lots of listings as virtually all successful agents do, then their office listings next (higher agent/broker split), and would lastly show MLS listings.I wouldn't take much comfort interpreting laws that protect you when you are conducting business.

Are furniture and belongings still in there?