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ParticipantHow is your flip going?
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July 27, 2009 at 1:18 PM #438203GuestLongtime reader, infrequent contributor. I plan on attending the trustee auction at the downtown courthouse on 8-5-09. I was originally interested in bidding in on a listed property as a primary residence. After talking to a friend who has purchased trust deeds, I am now attending primarily to educate myself on the process. My friend’s advice is to avoid trustee sales unless you have the knowledge to research the status of a property’s title yourself or are committed enough to a given property spend the $600 to $800 to get a report from a title company. I am not so enamored of the house I was originally going to bid on to spend that kind of money on the off chance of getting it at auction. Attending the 8-5 auction will provide me with some background on how the auctions work which may prove useful if I do find a jewel of a house sometime down the road and there is enough lead time to verify the title information. I’ll report back on my auction experience.
July 27, 2009 at 1:18 PM #437446GuestLongtime reader, infrequent contributor. I plan on attending the trustee auction at the downtown courthouse on 8-5-09. I was originally interested in bidding in on a listed property as a primary residence. After talking to a friend who has purchased trust deeds, I am now attending primarily to educate myself on the process. My friend’s advice is to avoid trustee sales unless you have the knowledge to research the status of a property’s title yourself or are committed enough to a given property spend the $600 to $800 to get a report from a title company. I am not so enamored of the house I was originally going to bid on to spend that kind of money on the off chance of getting it at auction. Attending the 8-5 auction will provide me with some background on how the auctions work which may prove useful if I do find a jewel of a house sometime down the road and there is enough lead time to verify the title information. I’ll report back on my auction experience.
July 27, 2009 at 1:18 PM #437648GuestLongtime reader, infrequent contributor. I plan on attending the trustee auction at the downtown courthouse on 8-5-09. I was originally interested in bidding in on a listed property as a primary residence. After talking to a friend who has purchased trust deeds, I am now attending primarily to educate myself on the process. My friend’s advice is to avoid trustee sales unless you have the knowledge to research the status of a property’s title yourself or are committed enough to a given property spend the $600 to $800 to get a report from a title company. I am not so enamored of the house I was originally going to bid on to spend that kind of money on the off chance of getting it at auction. Attending the 8-5 auction will provide me with some background on how the auctions work which may prove useful if I do find a jewel of a house sometime down the road and there is enough lead time to verify the title information. I’ll report back on my auction experience.
July 27, 2009 at 1:18 PM #437963GuestLongtime reader, infrequent contributor. I plan on attending the trustee auction at the downtown courthouse on 8-5-09. I was originally interested in bidding in on a listed property as a primary residence. After talking to a friend who has purchased trust deeds, I am now attending primarily to educate myself on the process. My friend’s advice is to avoid trustee sales unless you have the knowledge to research the status of a property’s title yourself or are committed enough to a given property spend the $600 to $800 to get a report from a title company. I am not so enamored of the house I was originally going to bid on to spend that kind of money on the off chance of getting it at auction. Attending the 8-5 auction will provide me with some background on how the auctions work which may prove useful if I do find a jewel of a house sometime down the road and there is enough lead time to verify the title information. I’ll report back on my auction experience.
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